Thursday, March 15, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Wednesday, March 07, 2012
Monday, March 05, 2012
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Thursday, February 02, 2012
Housing Crisis to End?
Housing crisis to end in 2012:
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Monday, March 15, 2010
Winter Wonderland in Santa Fe, NM
Well, another day, another snowstorm! This has been one of the snowiest winters Santa Fe has seen in years. We got about 8 inches in the foothills (but only expected 2 inches). For the first time in my memory, Hyde Park Rd which leads to the Santa Fe ski basin was closed yesterday. I have friends who tried to go skiing today, and the road was backed up for miles, so probably not a good day to try and drive the 15 miles up. Although it is such a beautiful day, and the ski basin just got another 10" for a total of over 130" base.
We'll be back in the 50's and 60's this week. The gardens are starting to show signs of life. This could be our last snow of the season. But never say never :-)
Wednesday, June 06, 2007
2006 Q4 Housing Appeciation Rates - New Mexico: +11.2%
The map below may be somewhat difficult to see, but all the states in RED appreciated 10% or more in the 4th quarter of 2006. Good news for New Mexico!
www.RealEstateinSantaFeNM.com
www.RealEstateinSantaFeNM.com
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
"New Mexico may have the longest lasting booming real estate market in the nation,"
Yet another great reason to move to New Mexico.
From the New Mexico Business Weekly:
No. 1 nationally: ABQ homes keep appreciating
Good news for New Mexico Homeowners! "New Mexico may have the longest lasting booming real estate market in the nation," and "New Mexico is one of the Sunbelt states that is still seeing unprecedented growth. People want to move to warmer climates and they doing it in droves."
Read the full article here.
RealEstateinSantaFeNM.com
From the New Mexico Business Weekly:
No. 1 nationally: ABQ homes keep appreciating
Good news for New Mexico Homeowners! "New Mexico may have the longest lasting booming real estate market in the nation," and "New Mexico is one of the Sunbelt states that is still seeing unprecedented growth. People want to move to warmer climates and they doing it in droves."
Read the full article here.
RealEstateinSantaFeNM.com
Monday, May 07, 2007
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Springtime in Santa Fe and Prices Remain Strong!
Spring was here...and now it's gone! We had a few weeks of beautiful sunny weather in the 70's. There is no sight more beautiful than seeing the trees and flowers slowly bloom in the high desert. Bushes that look like dead sticks suddenly have green leaves popping out. That was then. This is now. Winter has returned to the land of enchantment! It was much appreciated last weekend, since Sunday was the last day of ski season. The weather cooperated by dropping another 4 inches of powder on top of a substantial base. Spring came back on Tuesday and Wednesday, and today it's cold, cloudy and wintery with more snow on the way! Such is life in the mountains - the weather can be very unpredictable.
The real estate market here continues to be very strong. Santa Fe did not suffer the huge downturn that other areas experienced over the last year. We did have some corrections to bring things back to a normal state of growth instead of the hypergrowth we were experiencing - which was not sustainable. I deal mostly with buyers from around the US and there is clearly a strong, consistent interest in Santa Fe Real Estate - especially with retiring baby boomers. For those that are tired of the big cities, traffic and air pollution, this place seems like a slice of heaven.
If we look at all sales since November, 2006 until now, on average, homes are selling at very close to list price. Good to know if you are planning on buying a property in Santa Fe. Many people come here and make lowball offers because they assume the Santa Fe market is the same as their home market. As with any large purchase, it's always best to do some homework first!
Read about our first quarter results here: http://sfar.com/documents/HouseStatsNewRelApr07.pdf
Search Santa Fe MLS Listings here:
www.RealEstateinSantaFeNM.com
The real estate market here continues to be very strong. Santa Fe did not suffer the huge downturn that other areas experienced over the last year. We did have some corrections to bring things back to a normal state of growth instead of the hypergrowth we were experiencing - which was not sustainable. I deal mostly with buyers from around the US and there is clearly a strong, consistent interest in Santa Fe Real Estate - especially with retiring baby boomers. For those that are tired of the big cities, traffic and air pollution, this place seems like a slice of heaven.
If we look at all sales since November, 2006 until now, on average, homes are selling at very close to list price. Good to know if you are planning on buying a property in Santa Fe. Many people come here and make lowball offers because they assume the Santa Fe market is the same as their home market. As with any large purchase, it's always best to do some homework first!
Read about our first quarter results here: http://sfar.com/documents/HouseStatsNewRelApr07.pdf
Search Santa Fe MLS Listings here:
www.RealEstateinSantaFeNM.com
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