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First impressions matter most, so boost curb appeal with a design approach that includes lighting, appealing paint colors and landscaping.

What special design and décor touches make guests feel most welcome and leave a lasting, stylish impression?

If you’re looking for a home in Texas, you’ll want to know who the key players are in new home construction. Thanks to exclusive data from Zonda Home, Livabl is sharing the top 10 builders in Dallas-Fort Worth and Arlington. There are plenty of options throughout the Metroplex and these 10 builders share nearly 56 percent of the market.

Stress less and enjoy the season.

If you’re looking for a luxurious place to call home, look no further than these new mansions in Arizona. From Scottsdale to Paradise Valley, we’ve got you covered.

A $350K budget might not get you far in some high-price American cities, but for the same amount of coin, you can find a home in the Phoenix metro area.

D.R. Horton is bringing a new spin on traditional building with their Modern Series to Fosters Ridge in Conroe, Texas.

Located at 777 Sarbonne Road, the design of the home was inspired by Fibonacci’s Golden Ratio.

Known for its nine-figure mega-mansions, Los Angeles’ ritzy Bel Air neighborhood doesn’t often see multi-family development proposals.

Developer Palari Group will use 3D-printed panels by Mighty Buildings to construct 15 three-bedroom, two-bathroom homes in Rancho Mirage, a resort town outside of Palm Springs.

A surface parking lot near Ascot Hills Park could be improved with a four-story mixed-use development featuring 22 apartments and one ground-floor retail space.

Showcasing curvilinear forms, giant spans of glass and soaring ceiling heights, 27929 Winding Way is unlike any other home in this galaxy.

Construction is nearing completion on the eight-story mid-rise and the first move-ins are scheduled for Spring 2021.

The aesthetic of the reimagined project is more traditional, incorporating wrought iron balcony railings and pickets, gray brick and painted stucco siding, and arched, factory-style storefront windows.

Located at 5334-5342 Smiley Drive, the planned small lot development would replace two existing single-family homes.

Choose from three- and four-bedroom residences with open-concept floorplans, fenced-in backyards, and classic brick and stone elevations.