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During the first quarter of 2021, one in four single-family homes for sale in the United States was newly built, the highest share on record, according to a Redfin report published last week.

Following a year of steadily declining prices, the Los Angeles rental market is making a quiet comeback.

Pasadena might be suburban but don’t call it sleepy.

America’s lumber shortage has gone from bad to worse, increasing the average price of a new single-family home by $35,872, according to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

Located in Folsom, a scenic suburb of Sacramento, Iron Ridge is a collection of modern single-family homes priced from the $600,000s.

Business is booming for OpenSpace, a San Francisco-based tech company that enables property owners, general contractors and tradespeople to capture and track construction progress.

New residential construction is booming, but the industry is facing a significant labor shortage.

Los Angeles celebrities, CEOs and heirs have been scooping up luxury properties at breakneck speed.

The typical LA home spent just eight days on the market, selling a week faster than the same period last year.

Ultra-low inventory in the resale market is driving up demand for new construction homes, giving builders a confidence boost heading into the frenzied spring homebuying season.

The need for homes that can be built quickly and sustainably has never been greater.

Former Los Angeles residents who fled the city last year didn’t go very far, according to a CBRE analysis of address changes filed with the US Postal Service.

Los Angeles’ spring housing market got off to an early start in March with pending sales in both the single-family home and condominium segments posting double-digit annual gains.

Los Angeles’ rental market may have started to bounce back after 12 consecutive months of stagnant or declining prices.

Photo by Nick Wright on Unsplash In Los Angeles’ frenzied real estate market, making a full-price offer is generally not enough to stand out from…

1035 Stradella Road is owned by Dr. Paul Nassif, a plastic surgeon and one of the stars of Botched on E!.