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Are you thinking of making the move to Phoenix? Check out our latest post on everything you need to know before relocating, from cost of living to housing market trends.

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.

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

During the second quarter of this year, only 23 percent of California households could afford to purchase the $817,950 median-priced single-family home.

Residential real estate values are climbing across the board, influencing not only the price of homes but also the land they occupy.

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.

A 2,681-square-foot condominium at Pendry Residences West Hollywood sold for $13 million, reaping $4,849 per square foot — $900 more than the previously-held record.

The Los Angeles housing market posted strong sales gains across all price tiers during the second quarter of 2021, but the number of multi-million dollar transactions in the high-end and luxury segments soared exponentially.

Data published today by the US Census Bureau has left some housing experts wondering whether the party’s over for the new construction market.

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.

According to Redfin’s second-quarter migration report, 18.6 percent of Los Angeles-based users on the platform looked to leave the metropolitan area.

Even small parcels of La La Land will cost you a pretty penny these days.

Few homeowners can say they own an award-winning residence, but 1471 Forest Knoll Drive provides one lucky buyer with the opportunity to inherit those bragging rights.

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.