Designed by Safdie Rabines Architects, the tri-level compound also features an expansive main home, a separate casita, and a pool...

Whether you’re hiking through palm-lined canyons or cracking open a beer poolside, Palm Springs is an ideal getaway.

It’s a rare occasion that an iconic home is put on the market—let alone one that the architect actually lived in. So is the case...

This reimagined estate feels more resort than home.

After asking $2.65M last year, the 3,341-square-foot home designed by Emmons & Jones is back on the market with a 25-percent...

Dating back to 1961, the refreshed dwelling is an architectural jewel box, with a price tag to match.

The Manhattan apartment has a private elevator, 11-foot ceilings, and immense arched windows overlooking the Hudson River.

FJ55 Arquitetos help a couple turn a podcast studio into the live/work home of their dreams with earth-toned tile and a custom...

Built by W.G. Hercules, the pristine home has rock walls, big glass doors, the requisite pool, and a $1.7M price tag.

Lush greenery is hidden amid the stunning architecture.

You will never be short of space or smart gadgets.

Exposed brick, arched windows, and high, ornate ceilings mark this pre-war apartment.

Architect Scott Specht devised an 1,100-square-foot residence with views of interior courtyards instead of ones of an adjacent...

This welcoming courtyard home features warm, neutral hues and a dramatic arch for $8.4M.

Color and vintage furnishings make this 1977 gem “feel like a hug.”

Empty units could mean more affordable rents in the near future, but the long-term picture is more complicated.

Amy and Tomasz run their photography business from a maple plywood workspace hung with Japanese noren curtains in their...

For the price of a Bay Area fixer-upper, a young architect builds a fire-resistant home where he can live, work, and surf.

Designed by Murray Legge Architecture, the courtyard house is topped with a jagged roof that harvests solar energy and directs...