Explore Santa Fe: Real Estate
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Saturday and Sunday, February 27-28, 2010, hosted by Santa Fe Properties
Seven stunning homes selected for the Art of Homes Tour
12:00 to 4:00 pm - free admission
by Editor • SantaFe.com
Feb 10, 2010
The homes you've built in your imagination are available for viewing on two afternoons. The seven outstanding residences illustrate a variety of architectural and design styles and range from intimate enclaves to grand estates. This year the tour will focus on properties in Las Campanas, just minutes from downtown Santa Fe on the city's northwest side. While touring the homes, stop by the Clubhouse for tea and refreshments. The Clubhouse event is held from 2 to 4 pm each day of the home tour.
Artworks supplied by Santa Fe's galleries enliven these exquisite residences. Gallery owners, artists, and/or staff will be on hand to tell you about the artwork, and any purchases made during the weekend will return a 10 percent donation to ARTsmart. Open to the Public.
…or the end of the Perfect Storm
by Andrew Hoffman • SantaFe.com
Jan 19, 2010
For the last year or so, we have been in the midst of a perfect storm for some in the mortgage world. The 30-year rates for 2009, were at a 35-year low most of the year, hitting a 40-year low of 4.625% in early December. At the same time, for buyers at least, the softening of home prices to levels not seen since 2004 offered great opportunities for new home ownership. Low prices, linked to the First-Time Homebuyer Tax credit were a winning combination.
What Do I Need in 2010?
How to make the changes needed to reach your desired outcomes.
by Marvin Sadovsky, PhD • SantaFe.com
Jan 7, 2010
As Earl Nightingale once said, " We are what we think" Also many other great thinkers said the same thing. Dr Norman Vincent Peal said " Besides discovering my faith I learned that Man is what He Thinks" I wanted to add that Man and He are generic terms. There must be science behind those statements.
Santa Fe housing sales drop, but experts see opportunity to right an upside-down market
Promising signs in Santa Fe's housing market slide
by Bruce Krasnow • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Jan 4, 2010
When Realtor Lois Sury went to buy her first home in Santa Fe some time ago, there were about five houses in her price range and she was competing against other buyers. That "hyper market," as she called it, was not good for consumers, who had few choices to consider and a heavy burden to overcome to get into a first home.
Let’s Talk About Plaster
Dina Major is Co-Principal of Major Developement, Inc.
by Dina Major
Dec 11, 2009
Plaster is a common wall finish in Santa Fe, but many people moving to our town from other areas find it difficult to differentiate between the options. Although there are actually many options, I will focus on three: the traditional 3-Coat gypsum base system, the gypsum veneer option and an acrylic veneer called Variance.
Understanding the Guaranteed Rural Housing (GRH) Program
by Andrew Hoffman • SantaFe.com
Oct 6, 2009
COUNTRY COUSINS
USDA GUARANTEED RURAL HOUSING (GRH) is a little-known loan program which was established to assist borrowers to purchase or refinance rural housing. With a dearth of alternatives to plain-vanilla Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac loan programs, it is worthwhile taking a harder look at GRH, especially since much of Santa Fe County is considered "rural". Obviously, one man's farm is another man's estate, but the guidelines do provide advantages for properties located in Eldorado south as well as most of Santa Fe County, north of Tesuque. The demarcation lines are a bit fuzzy but if "it looks like a farm, smells like a farm, it might actually be a farm," and financeable under this program.
Real Estate in Santa Fe, NM
With a population (city and county) of almost 160,000, Santa Fe offers home buyers dozens of options among condos, downtown historical homes, planned subdivisions, ranches, gated communities, and country cabins. Whether views, price, location or architectural style turns you on, if you can’t find what you want, the Santa Fe community of builders, designers and architects will help you create your own dream.
Santa Fe has its own unique architecture that reflects the culture and traditions of the area. Properties that celebrate the Pueblo and Territorial styles are the most recognizable expressions of the long heritage of Santa Fe. Whether you’re looking to purchase residential real estate in Santa Fe, investment property or land, Santa Fe’s professional realtors can advise you on the different neighborhoods in our city, and help you understand some of the terminology that applies to the unique Santa Fe architecture. Whether you’re looking for a single family home to raise a family or a second or third home in a magical place, Santa Fe has it all

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