If you’ve got a high-end budget and are looking to buy brand new real estate, then Houston’s most expensive new construction condominium may be worth checking out.

As one of Houston’s most expensive and upscale communities, River Oaks is known for its sprawling mansions and leafy surroundings.

This proposed five-story apartment building near Hyde Park Station would contain 63 units, outdoor amenities, a commissioned mural and ground-floor restaurant space.

The US housing market continues to exceed expectations amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Steps away from a bustling stretch of Hollywood Boulevard, a surface parking lot could make way for a seven-story residential building with rental and ownership opportunities.

While Southern California’s housing market has shifted into sellers’ territory, the rental market firmly favors new tenants.

The project site, located at 26900 S. Western Avenue, was formerly used for military housing.

These luxurious, top-floor residences boast 2,259 to 3,186 square feet of living space, sweeping views of Downtown Los Angeles, and expansive private terraces with oversized hot tubs and barbecues.

2304 Donella Circle is an 11,624-square-foot new construction home perched above the Stone Canyon Reservoir in Bel Air.

No matter what your needs are in a new rental, nothing beats panoramic views of the city skyline.

Receive $35,000 off your forever home at Turnleaf at The Collective, a 55-plus gated community featuring single-level residences with accessible design features and a host of resort-inspired amenities.

Home to attractions such as Museum Row, the Original Farmers Market and El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles’ Miracle Mile neighborhood is a hive of activity.

“Single-family and condo new signed contracts surged ahead of year-ago levels for the first time since the shutdown,” wrote Jonathan Miller.

If approved, the development would be a mere 15-minute walk from the boutiques, restaurants, theatres and galleries of the trendy NoHo Arts District.

Encased in glass and steel, the penthouse boasts a private elevator, 14-foot ceilings, a 4,000-square-foot terrace clad in Italian travertine, and operable Vitrocsa window wall systems that offer sweeping, 360-degree views.

A boarded-up single-family home could make way for a small lot subdivision with seven residences at the corner of Oxnard Street and Ranchito Avenue in Van Nuys.