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Similar to Tinder or TikTok, Torii’s mobile app lets prospective buyers swipe through a series of curated listings through its AI-powered home search feature.

As house prices increase, so do the commissions paid to the people who work on both sides of the deal – real estate agents.

Described as “fun and addictive like TikTok, practical and actionable like Zillow,” Playhouse allows users to scroll through short videos of homes on the market in their area.

Hundreds of active wildfires burning throughout the western United States and Canada are threatening to slow down sawmill production and send lumber prices higher once again.

The latest NFT craze within the real estate sector isn’t related to physical properties at all, but rather digital land and structures that exist in virtual worlds like Decentraland.

Non-fungible tokens are the hottest thing in Los Angeles real estate right now.

Although ultra-low mortgage rates have given first-time buyers in Los Angeles greater purchasing power, skyrocketing home prices have prolonged the amount of time it takes to save for a downpayment.

The home building industry is making up for lost time, constructing new single-family homes at a pace not seen since 2007.

Greater Houston issued 52,029 single-family building permits in that timeframe and added 120,900 new jobs.

If the bill is signed into law, California will likely become the first state to sanction multi-family housing on zoned commercial properties.

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

April’s weakened performance was largely expected due to rising material costs, labor shortages, and a lack of buildable lots for sale.

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).

Much like single-family homes in Los Angeles, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) tend to sell for well over asking.

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 olive tree was imported from Tuscany and required a 110-ton crane and a 15-person crew to reach its final destination in the home’s open-air, central courtyard.