When you can’t build up there’s only one solution – build down. At least that’s the theory in some of London’s wealthiest neighborhoods. The UK capital is in the midst of a luxury basement boom, with ...

It wasn't long ago when a basement was where you did your laundry. Or where you lifted weights. Maybe there was a pool table down there, but it was mostly used as a place to keep holiday decorations, ...

Even people who don't like basements are likely to be bowled over by the one beneath the house at 801 Legends Glen Court. With banks of windows on its "walkout" end that bring in lots of natural light ...

Each week, Mansion Global tackles a topic with an elite group of designers from around the world who work on luxury properties. This week we look at how to up the ante on your basement decor. A ...

It's easy to do the math: The three largest houses on the 2015 NW Natural Street of Dreams home tour have not just two levels in which to spread out, but three. A level below the garage adds up to ...

Older basement homes were engineered with a rigor most new builds simply skip.

Developers are taking luxury homes in an unexpected direction: Underground. Rochelle Maize, a Los Angeles luxury real estate agent, said she's seeing more and more "extravagant basements" or lower ...

For too long, basements haven’t served as useful living areas of the home, remaining unfinished, poorly designed or unkempt. But it doesn’t have to be this way — a basement can be just as warm, ...