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Home Design and Consultation
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Construction
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Materials Sourcing
Kitchen & Bath Design
Remodeling and Restoration
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Budget Analysis
Design & Consultation
Historic Approvals
Permitting
Construction
Finish Design & Selections
Materials Sourcing
Kitchen & Bath Design
Anthony Atwell, Associate Broker, ABR,CRS,GREEN 505-670-2177
Serving you Santa Fe Real Estate and Santa Fe Style for 21 Years.
Sotheby’s International Realty, Santa Fe 505-982-6207
Santa Fe rates AARP’s top 10 retirement spots
Santa Fe places eighth, in AARP‘s TOP SUNNY PLACES TO RETIRE.
Santa Fe also made AARP‘s 10 Healthiest Places to Live.
Anthony Atwell, Associate Broker, ABR,CRS,GREEN 505-670-2177
Serving you Santa Fe Real Estate and Santa Fe Style for 21 Years.
Sotheby’s International Realty, Santa Fe 505-982-6207
Statistics NW City Limits
So you want a $900,000 dollar house for $700,000?
NW City Limits in Santa Fe County is the place to be.
Median values have fallen from a high of $831,000 in 2007 to $661,000 in 2011.
Cumulative days in market remains high at 377 days.
But inventory is down by 20% in past year.
For more unique listings see Santa Fe Style
Anthony Atwell, Associate Broker, ABR,CRS,GREEN 505-670-2177
Serving you Santa Fe Real Estate and Santa Fe Style for 21 Years.
Sotheby’s International Realty, Santa Fe 505-982-6207
Best Santa Fe Living Rooms
So you desire a contemporary Southwest home on 2 acres with mountain views, kiva fireplace, clerestory windows, open floor concept?
Anthony Atwell, Associate Broker, ABR,CRS,GREEN 505-670-2177
Serving you Santa Fe Real Estate and Santa Fe Style for 21 Years.
Sotheby’s International Realty, Santa Fe 505-982-6207
Rents Rising, Time to Buy
Rising demand and a tightening supply, forces both commercial and residential rents upward, and signs point to an increase in prices continuing over the next few years.
For one, office construction starts have been at their lowest level in more than 50 years, and on record. The lower starts means that there will be fewer spaces for businesses to rent, which will likely give landlords the upper hand in pushing rents even higher.
Residential renters can also expect an increase. Nationwide, rents in December 2011 increased 2.5 percent compared to December 2010, the Consumer Price Index shows. Rising rents have led to rents to reach their highest levels in 2011 since 2007, Reis Inc. reports.
“The supply side is so constrained because nobody has been building for years” due to the economy and the struggle developers face in getting loans, Mark Stapp, professor of real estate practice at Arizona State University, told MSNBC.com.
While rents have risen, the cost of home ownership has dropped. In fact, in 74 percent of major U.S. cities, renting may be more expensive than owning a home, a Trulia.com study has found.
Anthony Atwell, Associate Broker, ABR,CRS,GREEN 505-670-2177
Serving you Santa Fe Real Estate and Santa Fe Style for 21 Years.
Sotheby’s International Realty, Santa Fe 505-982-6207
