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Thinking of building a home in Phoenix? Check out the floor plans we can’t stop talking about.

If you’re looking to move to Phoenix, your research is bound to start on your phone or laptop.

Less than 20 homes remain at The Linden in downtown South San Francisco. Interested homebuyers are encouraged to act now to find their home in this new condominium community. Move-in residences are available now and The Linden is taking appointments for tours.

A low cost of living has a lot of people considering making a move to Phoenix. Is the sunny state a good place to live? Should you make Phoenix your home?

But why should you move to Scottsdale? The people who live and work there can tell you best.

In a new report, Point2 analyzed exactly how many square feet $400,000 can buy in America’s 100 most populous cities. So how does Phoenix stack up to the rest of the major markets across the U.S.?

Whether you want to live close to hiking trails or the interstate for easy commuting, there are many communities and builders to choose from in Phoenix.

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.

Seeking the perfect single-family home? Check out D.R. Horton’s latest community just off of Clay Road in Katy – a low-key suburb located about 30 minutes west of Houston.

Taking the data insights from the America At Home study, North Carolina-based builder Garman Homes set out to tangibly represent the needs of consumers by building the Concept Home.

This Jamie Drake-designed home touts an open-concept layout lined with triple-glazed floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings and breathtaking views of the city skyline.

More than half of the available single-family homes at Fairwater in Montgomery, Texas have gone under contract in the past few weeks.

A newly constructed Calabasas estate sold this week for $30 million, smashing the San Fernando Valley’s previously-held record of $22.9 million.

With just four residences remaining, time is running out for buyers to select their preferred lot and custom design options.

A small lot subdivision featuring six single-family homes could provide future residents with sweeping views of the Los Angeles skyline.

Creating a sense of seclusion in a city of nearly four million people is no easy feat.