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If you’re looking for a new construction home in the $600,000s to low-$1,000,000s range, the Valley offers plenty of attractive options.

Featuring parks, restaurants, fitness studios and upscale residences, the planned neighborhood is entirely walkable and home to a popular weekly farmers’ market.

Home to historic film studios, tourist traps and a buzzy nightlife scene, there’s never a dull moment within Hollywood’s 30 square miles.

Carmel Partners’ new teaser site for their 11-acre Cumulus District project will have you lacing up your dancing shoes.

In-person showings have been temporarily prohibited by Mayor Eric Garcetti, but if you’re willing to rent a new apartment without touring it IRL, you could reap some major savings.

“Many Californians are feeling the effects of this pandemic, and this added benefit is very important to our workers so they have needed resources during this difficult time,” said Governor Newsom.

Los Angeles might be known as the center of the entertainment industry, but the city’s tech scene has grown rapidly over the past decade.

Irvine, California is currently experiencing a wave of new home construction, made up primarily of detached singles.

Located at 2930 Colorado Avenue, the Dinerstein Companies-developed project will feature studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments, plus multi-level townhomes.

Priced from the high-$700,000s, these three- and four-bedroom residences by City Ventures come complete with energy-efficient features at no extra cost.

Located about 40 miles northwest of Downtown Los Angeles is Santa Clarita, an evolving, family-friendly suburb that offers some respite from the county’s sky-high real estate prices.

While there are certainly deals to be found when purchasing pre-construction, sometimes life gets in the way and you need to move into a new place right now, not in three years.

There are a wide variety of floorplans to choose from at Prism, appealing to young couples, growing families and downsizers alike.

Santa Monica is experiencing somewhat of a new construction apartment building boom.

While the Great Recession put a damper on this excessive consumption, it wasn’t until 2016 that the median size of a single-family home in the US began to shrink, albeit ever so slightly.

The 2019 U.S. Houzz Bathroom Trends Study sheds some light on the design choices homeowners made throughout the year.