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seasonal entertaining
Outdoor lighting, patio

heaters, and glowing fire
pits all create comfort in
outdoor living spaces.
extend the outdoor

living season
use lighting,
heat to keep
outdoor
entertaining
comfortable
for guests
ake an outdoor living
long after the

sun sets and the leaves
turn with outdoor lighting, a patio heater and a glowing fire
pit or portable fireplace.
area comfy
light the deck or patio

The sun sets sooner on your
outdoor living space in the fall, but
that shouldnt limit the hours you
use your deck or patio. Adding lowvoltage or solar outdoor lighting
fixtures lets you party or relax well
after dark. A combination of these
two lighting types allows you to light
deck railings and stairs, define the

patio perimeter, illuminate the edges
of paths and walkways and draw
attention to a planter or tree. Other
fixtures can light up dining tables,
grill surfaces and even underwater in
swimming pools.
low-voltage lighting
Low-voltage fixtures clip onto
a safe, 12-volt cable connected to
a transformer, which plugs into a
GFCI-protected 120-volt electrical outlet. A timer or light-sensitive
control automatically turns lights on
and off.
A low-voltage lighting kit with

eight LED stainless steel fixtures,
50 feet of cable, and a transformer
starts at $60. Individual low-voltage
fixtures range in price from $7 for a
simple poly-resin fixture up to about
$150 for architectural-grade, castbrass models.
solar outdoor lighting

Solar outdoor lighting fixtures
dont need cables and transformers. They simply turn themselves on
automatically after dark. Each standalone fixture stakes into the ground
or secures to a deck or exterior
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fall
surface. Youll save energy, as a sunlightcharged battery powers the bulb.

The downside to solar fixtures is a
dimmer glow than low-voltage fixtures,
and fewer lighting hours many solar
fixtures run out of stored energy after
4-5 hours on the job. Cloudy days also
reduce power.
A four-pack of solar light fixtures that
mount on top of deck posts starts at
about $30. Or, check out a cast-aluminum solar lantern for about $60.
get glowing
Bring a cozy glow and a stylish focal
point to your outdoor living area with a
fire pit or portable fireplace. Irresistible
for gathering, warming up, and roasting marshmallows, firepits and portable
fireplaces come in a variety of materials,
sizes and styles. Youll also find options
for fueling your fire with wood, propane, gas, or gel cans. Check local fire
codes first to find out if your community
allows the use of a fire pit or portable
fireplace on the patio or lawn. Never use
a fire feature on a wood deck.
A fire pit ($100-$500) is an open
bowl, dish, or pan that varies in size
from 24 inches across to about 40
inches. A firepit may come on a stand
(some with wheels) or nestle into a tiled
tabletop. Select a model with screening
to contain flyaway sparks. A portable
fireplace ($100-$600) features a chimney
to vent smoke up and away from people.
Some portable fireplaces offer 360-degree views of the fire.
warm up
Boost the warmth of your outdoor
living area by as much as 15-25 degrees
in the fall or spring with the addition of
a portable patio heater. Youll find three
basic models freestanding, tabletop
and ceiling- or wall-mount.
Freestanding units resemble large
floor lamps. Set them anywhere on your
patio that will accommodates their 7
to 8 foot height. Some models include
wheels for mobility. Expect to pay from
$150 to $1,500, depending on heat
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the addition of a portable
patio heater.
Ceiling- or wall-mount patio heaters free up floor and table space, and
typically emit heat via a halogen lamp.
Prices vary from $175 to $1,500.
Make your selection based on how
much outdoor living area you want to
heat and whether you want a model
powered by electricity or natural gas
each requiring a connection or with
a propane tank, which allows mobility. As a rule of thumb, a 47,000 BTU
propane-powered, floor-standing patio
heater, around $200, will heat an 18-foot
diameter space. A 20-pound propane
tank (about $36, plus $13 for fuel) offers
about 10 hours of heating time.
Electric patio heaters use a quartz
tube or halogen lamp that emits radiant
heat. An infrared wall-mount electric
patio heater (around $450) equipped
with a 1500-watt bulb, heats a 9-foot
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hs 6
interior design trends
in partnership
with
home decor
There is a wide variety of

tiles, designs and materials
that can give your kitchen the
feel you want.
by rita stump
interior specialists inc.
the rise of backsplashes

express your creativity with custom interior finishes
he home is an extension of who we

are, and
what better room to express ourselves than in the kitchen.

Backsplashes are very popular right
now. There is a wide variety of tiles, designs
and materials that can give your kitchen the
feel you want.
Rita Stump from Interior Specialists, Inc.
(ISI) has been working in home design for
11 years and says the process of choosing a
backsplash is thefun partfor people when
choosing interior finishes for their homes.
Interior Specialists has been in Albuquerque for 12 years.ISI is the nations leading
provider of interior design, design center
management and installation services. ISI
is distinguished as the nations largest newconstruction, interior-finishing contractor,
providing a wide array of products and
installation services for single-family, multifamily and commercial builders.
The design center in Albuquerque works
with six local builders including Pulte
Homes, DR Horton and Abrazo Homes.
Backsplashes were originally installed to
protect the walls and have evolved into a
reflection of personal aesthetic preference
while maintaining their sole purpose,said
Rita. Now backsplashes come in different

materials, sizes and designs.
popular materials
Natural stone offers differing shades and
a natural, organic look. Natural stone can
have pits, veins, cracks and fissures that add
to the natural beauty. It typically comes in a
honed, tumbled or polished finish. Natural
stone needs to be sealed before installing.
Glass can be frosted or clear and comes
in many different sizes and colors now.
There are mesh products that have both
glass and stone mixed for another type of
look for your kitchen.
Glass, stone and metal can add a modern look to your backsplash. Location of
metal accents is important as they can rust
depending on placement. Not all metal will
rust, check with the manufacturer.
popular tile designs

Field tile design is considered a typical
piece of tile and is usually 4 by 4, 6 by
6, 12 by 12, or 13 by 13. Field tile can be
used in backsplash designs to save costs
but also tone down a very intricate or

busy accent piece.
Bull nose design is an edge piece that is
usually 3 by 12 or 3 by 13 that is rounded on
one side. This gives the backsplash a clean
finish on the ends. Metal trim pieces are also
popular to finish backsplash edges.
Deco design is typically a square piece
of mesh, usually 2 by 2, 4 by 4 or 6 by 6 and
can be placed between field tiles for a subtle
look. Listelle or Listello are usually rectangular pieces that have designs on them,
typical sizes include 2 by 12, 3 by 12 or 4 by
12. This can be cut from a mesh product.
Picture frame insert is the term for a
rectangular or square design that would be
installed behind your cooktop or stove. It
is typically a mosaic tile surrounded with
a pencil or chair rail. Picture frame inserts
can be used in both traditional and contemporary layouts, it really depends on the
materials chosen that determines the look of
your design.
Chair rail is typically used as a finishing
trim piece and has a design with indents
and ridges that make it look like it would
guard a wall from a chair hence the name
chair rail. Pencil is a smaller trim piece that
resembles an arch. Used as separation pieces

between tiles and borders.
style for your kitchen

Traditional style features natural stones,
horizontal lines and square pieces. Ceramic
and porcelain stone looks can be used as
well to save on costs and maintenance.
Popular colors for a more traditional look are
browns, beiges and creams.
Contemporary style features glasses,
metals and mesh products. Tiles are more
rectangular and can be placed vertically
instead of horizontally. Popular colors are
whites, greys, metals and solid colors.
You can even blend the two styles by
choosing a traditional product with a modern layout such as a 3 by 6 travertine on a
herringbone layout with metal inserts. No
matter your personality, a backsplash will
enhance your kitchen. Layout designs with
local professionals and express your creativity in the kitchen.
Damian Abieta, Communications and Outreach
Specialist at the Home Builders Association of
Central NM contributed to this story.
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The kitchen features upgraded cabinetry,

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design tips
Natural lighting can be

an easy way to brighten a
dark and drab home, which
can drain energy levels
and reduce productivity.
bring more natural light into a home

strategies to improve light on a budget
aximizing natural light in a
is a smart and sometimes low-cost renovation.

Homes that are dark and
drab can drain energy levels and reduce
productivity. In addition, dark rooms
may not be inviting places to gather as a
family or when entertaining.
Certain factors contribute to a dark
home. Houses that face north or east
may not get the same level of sunlight as
those that primarily face south and west.
Geographic location also plays a role in
the amount of natural sunlight. Mountains, buildings and even latitude can
affect the amount of natural light that
enters a home.
The style of a home and its attributes
also may create dark conditions. Deep
house eaves as well as small windows or
too few windows also can contribute to a
deficit of light indoors. A major remodel
certainly can remedy the situation. However, there also are other less-extensive
strategies to improve natural light.
home
assess the situation before

renovating
Walk around the house and determine
which rooms get the most light and which
conditions may be contributing to the
problem in other areas. Dark floors and
walls may be absorbing natural light and
compounding the situation.You may find
that only one or two rooms need attention,
saving you the cost and effort associated
with a major home overhaul.
lighten up window
treatments
Heavy drapes or thick blinds can be
replaced with translucent alternatives.
Translucent shades will allow light into
the room without compromising privacy,
say the experts at HGTV.
use mirrors strategically

A mirror placed opposite a window
will reflect light all around the room.
This can make a small room seem larger
and a dark space instantly brighter.
install new windows

and doors
If the budget allows, installing larger
windows in a home will allow more
natural light in. French doors or sliding
doors also may make a homes interior
more bright. Think about adding windows
to a side of the house that has none, or increase the size of the windows on the side
of the house that gets the most light.
maximize sunlight
from above
Skylights will bring light into a home
as the sun passes overhead. Tubular
skylights can bring natural sunlight into
spaces where you may not expect skylights to be practical. According to Houzz,
a design and architectural resource,
tubular daylighting devices, or TDDs, can
make a big difference. TDDs are reflective
pipes installed between the roof and ceiling, with a clear plastic dome.
use reflective decor

Reflective surfaces, including glass and
metal, can brighten up a room and diffuse
light around a room. Glossy backsplashes,
pendant lighting and shiny metal that
reflect light can increase the natural light,
balancing out dark spaces.
prune trees regularly

Cut back branches and keep trees tidy
to maximize sunlight. Avoid planting tall
shrubbery in front of windows.
routinely clean windows

and glass doors
Dirt and other grime can prevent light
from getting through. Regularly give windows a thorough washing. Natural light
is an important commodity in a home.
Sunlight can improve mood and go a long
way toward keeping home occupants
healthy and happy.
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fall diy
creative uses
for fallen leaves
from tree
boughs each fall. Homeowners
and landscaping professionals will
spend countless hours removing
leaves from lawns and driveways so they can
be collected and ultimately added to compost
piles or removed by local governments.
But leaves do not necessarily have to meet
with the same fate each year. In fact, there
are many creative ways to use leaves gathered
from lawns and gardens.
illions of leaves fall
scarecrow
vases
Fill an empty flower vase with different
leaves that you have gathered. This makes for
an engaging centerpiece when entertaining.
pressings
Press leaves between two pieces of paper to
make a leaf silhouette. Some of the pigment
will transfer to the paper, and these natural
pieces of artwork can be displayed or shared.
laminate
Gather a decent pile of leaves and the makings of a scarecrow, which include hay, old
clothing, string, and canvas. Use the leaves to
help stuff the body of the scarecrow and make
him a bit more plump.
Laminate leaves so they can be used as place

cards when hosting guests for holiday feasts.
Put these ideas to the test to make fallen
leaves part of your unique home decor.
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local leaders / coldwell banker
feature story
Training sessions are at
the heart of what makes
Coldwell Banker Legacy
and its agents a success.
coldwell banker:
going above and

beyond for customers
full-time availability
By glen rosales
longtime
friends joe
gilmore and
mike carter
focus on
training
homestyle writer
oe Gilmore and his business partner

Mike Carter were cohorts while in high
school at Eldorado, and remained so
while attending the University of New
Mexico. But it was when they came
together to sell real estate is when thing
really took off for them.I was 22 and
broke, Gilmore said of why he began selling
homes.My partner was broke too.
Gilmore began in the business in 1987
and told Carter,I think this is a pretty good
deal, and shortly thereafter, Carter got into
the business as well. Gilmore and Carter
started with two other partners and pretty

soon, we began attracting other agents into
the company, Gilmore said. While the other
two partners went their own ways, things
continued to progress nicely for the pair of
longtime friends.
fast growth
Their company grew so well and quickly
that within 10 years they decided it was
time to hook up with a national entity and
became part of the nationwide Coldwell
Banker Legacy team, which has 3,500 offices
across the country.Weve been with them

ever since, Gilmore said, adding they now
have seven offices in the Albuquerque metro
area, another one in Las Cruces and four in
West Texas.
The company also has begun to delve
into property management, with 400 listings, he said.Thats something we recently
got into and would like to do more of it,
Gilmore said. The key to success, he said,
is providing the agents with the support
necessary to make their job easier. That
means providing accounting, marketing
and training programs that enable agents

to focus on the business at hand which is
selling homes.
The company has nearly 600 agents,
with more than 450 of those centered in the
Albuquerque metro area. At the companys
Northeast Heights office, a large, wifiequipped space is set up just for agents to
mingle, network, train and otherwise get
work done in a comfortable space.
welcome home
In addition to its website with photos
and YouTube videos of homes, Gilmore and

Carter put out a slick, full-color magazine
Welcome Home, every other month in
which every home under their umbrella is
included until it sells, Gilmore said. Each
of these listings includes cost, address,
number of bedrooms and bathrooms,
square footage, listing agents name and
contact information, as well as the multiple-listing-service (MLS) number. And the
listings are grouped by area of the city in
descending order of price so its easy to find
potential homes, he said.
One of the things that really sets the

company apart from others, Gilmore said,
is that the agents are full-time Realtors
available to their clients when needed.
I know a lot of agencies have part-time
Realtors and thats okay, he said.But if
an agent is working nine to five at a retail
job and isnt available, then the client isnt
being served well.
So we want our agents to be working
full time. It just makes sense, Gilmore
added, because the business,is one of
the most complex, most highly regulated
jobs that is constantly changing.The
residential contract agreement is 16 pages
just by itself, he added. Whats more,
the buying or selling of a house enlists
numerous outside people that all need to
work together to make the sale happen,
he said, ticking off the listing banker,
seller, agent, buyer, appraiser, underwriter, compliance person, inspector and
loan officer.
training and experience

You have to have knowledge of the
marketplace, knowledge of the people
who are competent in the marketplace,
Gilmore said. You want to know who
among the other people will show up
in a timely manner and will get things
done the right way. And that only
comes with training and experience.
So we have to be able to negoti-
ate through all of that and that all takes

time and money in training, Gilmore
said. And we put more time and money
into training than other organization.
As a matter of fact, he said, the training
deemed necessary by the state doesnt
go nearly far enough to prepare agents
for the field.
thinking outside of the box

So much has changed by regulation,
Gilmore said, referring to the host of
governmental oversights that were implemented following the real estate collapse
in 2008. When it comes to success, all the
training in the world doesnt matter if the
agent isnt willing to serve the clientele
with everything theyve got.
You have to be willing to outwork
other agents, Gilmore said.You have
to be willing to do the things that other
agents will not do. You have to keep your
eyes open for avenues to improve or
opportunities to be better. For instance,
several of the Coldwell Bankers agents
here have had success by offering a days
use of a moving truck as part of the deal.
That kind of outside-the-box thinking
goes a long way toward creating an agent
that will have success, and one that will
thrive at Coldwell Banker Legacy, he said.
No one has the magic pill that will
guarantee if somebody is going to be
successful, Gilmore said. But we do
everything in our power to give our
agents every chance to be successful.
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in partnership
with
commercial real estate
commercial parking ratios

cities across
the world
considering
parking
options
etermining the parking ratio for
project
isnt complex arithmetic. The
number of parking spaces per
1,000 square feet of gross rentable space is
the parking ratio. Sometimes a propertys
type calls for a minimum number of spaces,
sometimes local zoning regulations call for a
minimum. But these minimums are getting
a second look in the near future as driving
becomes less popular and cities stress walkable development.
A University of California study on parking in 2011 found that the United States
sports over 800 million parking spaces, taking up 25,000 square miles of land, or about
the equivalent of the entire land area of
West Virginia or four New Jerseys. With a
commitment like that, its a fact that a huge
amount of value is locked up in parking lots.
And now, cities across the world are rethinking the level of commitment to parking.
The Guardians recent piece Lots to lose:
how cities around the world are eliminating car parks takes a drive around the issue,
looking for a future less committed to yellow
painted lines on asphalt and more committed to green both the sustainable and the
folding kind.
a commercial property
As cities across the world begin to

prioritise walkable urban development
and the type of city living that does not
require a car for every trip, city officials are beginning to move away from
blanket policies of providing abundant
parking. Many are adjusting zoning rules
that require certain minimum amounts
of parking for specific types of development. Others are tweaking prices to discourage driving as a default when other
options are available. Some are even
actively preventing new parking spaces
from being built...
To better understand how much
parking they have and how much they
can afford to lose, transportation officials in San Francisco in 2010 released
the results of whats believed to be the
first citywide census of parking spaces.
They counted every publicly accessible
parking space in the city, including lots,
garages, and free and metered street
parking. They found that the city had
441,541 spaces, and more than half of
them are free, on-street spaces.
Knowing the parking inventory has
made it easier for the city to pursue
public space improvements such as
adding bike lanes or parklets, using
the data to quell inevitable neighbourhood concerns about parking loss. We
can show that removing 20 spaces
can just equate to removing 0.1% of
the parking spaces within walking distance of a location, says Steph Nelson
of the SFMTA.
The data helps planners to understand when new developments actually
need to provide parking spaces and
when the available inventory is sufficient. More often, the data shows that
the city cant build its way out of a parking shortage whether its perceived
or real and that the answers lie in
alternative transportation options.
getting demand right

Using dynamic pricing, San Francisco managed to reduce the demand for parking by nearly
half. But sometimes demand falls without
changing pricing, as in Philadelphia:
Since 1990, the city of Philadelphia has
conducted an inventory of parking every
five years in the downtown Center City
neighbourhood, counting publicly accessible parking spaces and analysing occupancy rates in facilities with 30 or more
spaces. Because of plentiful transit options,
a walkable environment and a high downtown residential population, Philadelphia
is finding that it needs less parking.
Between 2010 and 2015, the amount
of off-street parking around downtown
shrank by about 3,000 spaces, a 7%
reduction. Most of that is tied to the
replacement of surface lots with new development, according to Mason Austin, a
planner at the Philadelphia City Planning
Commission and co-author of the most
recent parking inventory.
What becomes plain as more cities line up
to improve infrastructure and walkability, or use
technology to re-jigger pricing as demand fluctuates: parking as weve known it and priced
it is nearing the end of its era. Fixed minimums or quotas may lag behind the new reality,
but developers and property owners will need
to stay vigilant as old, reliable parking ratios no
longer find space in reality.
Source: blog.commercialsource.com

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open houses
this friday - thursday
ABQ Acres West

7101 Tourmaline Road
$225,000|1285 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Realty One of New Mexico
(505) 883-9400
Andrew A Maestas
MLS # 868130
11/05 1:00PM-3:00PM
ABQ Acres West

7201 Eagle View Avenue NE
$290,000|2000 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
Legacy Homes Realty
(505) 507-3959
Linda M Coronado-Arvizo
MLS # 875280
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
ABQ Acres West

8724 Greenarbor NE
$385,000|2614 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 898-2700
Carol Sauder
MLS # 874169
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Academy West
7539 Quemado Court NE
$212,000|1611 sq. ft.|2bdr|2ba
(505) 828-1000
Joan L Wagner
MLS # 876860
11/06 11:00AM-1:00PM
Academy West
7404 Laster Avenue NE
$250,000|1951 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
Re/Max Elite
(505) 798-1000
Jane A Knap
MLS # 873556
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Academy West
6215 Rio Hondo Drive NE
$250,000|1961 sq. ft.|2bdr|2ba
(505) 828-1000
Joan L Wagner
MLS # 876866
11/06 1:30PM-3:30PM
Academy West
7205 Carriage Road NE
$400,000|2757 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
One Stop Realty
(505) 881-0302
John Evan Sanderson
MLS # 876413
11/06 2:00PM-4:30PM
Bernalillo/Algdones
1116 Sawmill Road
$100,000|1050 sq. ft.|3bdr|1ba
Keller Williams Realty
(505) 271-8200
Joan DiGiovanna
MLS # 878451
11/04 4:00PM-6:00PM,
11/05 11:00AM-2:00PM
Bernalillo/Algdones
509 Calle De La Angel
$313,000|2765 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
(505) 271-8200
ABQ Houses 2 Homes
MLS # 876366
11/05 12:00PM-2:00PM
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99 listings
feature story
low: 100k
high: 829k
Bernalillo/Algdones
973 Prairie Zinnia Drive
$325,000|2156 sq. ft.|2bdr|3ba
(505) 892-1000
Victoria Robinson
MLS # 873697
11/06 11:00AM-2:00PM
Bernalillo/Algdones
1005 Avenida Los Suenos
$430,000|2246 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Century 21 Unica Real Estate
(505) 293-8400
Anna Marie Anglada
MLS # 873165
11/06 12:30PM-3:30PM
Corrales
304 C De Baca Road
$525,000|2800 sq. ft.|4bdr|4ba
Re/Max Elite
(505) 798-1000
Tracy L Denton
MLS # 868957
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Corrales
184 Camino Rayo Del Sol
$560,000|3034 sq. ft.|4bdr|4ba
(505) 898-2700
Carol J Bouloy
MLS # 874950
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
Downtown Area
2638 Aloysia Lane NW
$385,000|2410 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
(505) 828-1000
Michelle Smith
MLS # 875422
11/05 1:00PM-4:00PM
Fairgrounds
146 Mesilla Street NE
$109,900|1104 sq. ft.|3bdr|1ba
Re/Max Advantage
(505) 452-1506
ROC Real Estate Partners
MLS # 873996
11/05 12:00PM-2:00PM
Fairgrounds
1204 Kentucky Street NE
$189,900|1440 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 292-8900
Gina Encee
MLS # 877735
11/06 12:30PM-3:30PM
Fairgrounds
1205 CALIFORNIA NE
$265,000|2835 sq. ft.|4bdr|2ba
La Entrada Realty
(505) 924-1031
Joe Olmi
MLS # 869425
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Far NE Heights
8501 Gutierrez Road
$189,999|1776 sq. ft.|4bdr|2ba
(505) 883-9400
Robert Pimentel
MLS # 866693
11/05 2:00PM-4:00PM
Far NE Heights
10223 Casador Del Oso NE
$190,000|1205 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 271-8200
Cynthia Ming
MLS # 876959
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Far NE Heights
9817 Lona Lane NE
$235,000|2283 sq. ft.|4bdr|2ba
(505) 828-1000
Claudia Brown
MLS # 878410
11/05 1:00PM-4:00PM
Far NE Heights
10001 Admiral Emerson Avenue NE
$275,000|1884 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Ida Kelly Realtors
(505) 888-1000
Ida J Kelly
MLS # 878396
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
Far NE Heights
9329 Ironshore NE
$289,500|1600 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Win Win Realty
(505) 270-6300
Winnie DeVore
MLS # 877026
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
Far NE Heights
4512 Bali Court NE
$289,900|1858 sq. ft.|4bdr|2ba
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Allstar, REALTORS(r)
(505) 994-8585
Gregory J Riley
MLS # 878022
11/06 2:30PM-4:30AM
Far NE Heights
12017 Kashmir NE
$319,000|2100 sq. ft.|4bdr|2ba
(505) 994-8585
Gregory J Riley
MLS # 875275
11/06 11:00AM-1:00PM
Far NE Heights
9200 Spain NE
$399,900|3098 sq. ft.|4bdr|4ba
One Stop Realty
(505) 881-0302
John Evan Sanderson
MLS # 877668
11/05 1:00PM-3:00AM
Foothills North
12715 Desert Marigold Lane NE
$400,000|1940 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Signature Southwest Properties
(505) 332-8838
The Fowler Group Realtors
MLS # 876595
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
Foothills North
12609 Desert Marigold Lane NE
$442,500|2392 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
(505) 293-3700
Michelle Selby
MLS # 878458
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Foothills North
13601 Apache Plume Place NE
$829,000|3333 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
(505) 828-1000
Susan Nelson Anderson
MLS # 877549
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Foothills South
1009 Rocky Point Court NE
$390,000|3255 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
Redfin Corporation
(505) 690-2416
Denise A Lane
MLS # 876201
11/06 12:00PM-2:00PM
Four Hills Village

810 Warm Sands Trail SE
$350,000|3323 sq. ft.|5bdr|4ba
(505) 292-8900
Greg Lobberegt
MLS # 877908
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Ladera Heights
7219 Way Cross Way NW
$170,000|1550 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
New Mexico Properties
(505) 798-6300
Carina Cozby
MLS # 877744
11/05 11:00AM-1:00PM
Ladera Heights
8004 Bridgewater Place NW
$223,000|2040 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
Duke City Realty
(505) 459-7761
Kari Lyn Willingham
MLS # 875662
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
Ladera Heights
4909 Paseo Del Rey
$445,000|2700 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
(505) 898-2700
Mark Wingert
MLS # 873942
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
Los Lunas
1015 Valley View Drive SW
$320,000|3586 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 865-5500
Sarah Hammack
MLS # 873179
11/05 2:00PM-4:00PM
North ABQ Acres

11609 Coronado Avenue NE
$460,000|2902 sq. ft.|3bdr|4ba
Redfin Corporation
(505) 690-2416
Leticia Frazier
MLS # 876108
11/06 12:00PM-2:00PM
North ABQ Acres

8820 Florence Avenue NE
$599,000|4140 sq. ft.|5bdr|4ba
Re/Max Elite
(505) 798-1000
Jodi M Cramer
MLS # 878028
11/06 12:00PM-1:30PM
North ABQ Acres

9501 Signal Avenue NE
$710,000|3140 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 828-1000
Diane R Buckingham
MLS # 878229
11/05 1:00PM-4:00AM
North ABQ Acres

11206 Anaheim Avenue NE
$719,900|3822 sq. ft.|5bdr|5ba
(505) 828-1000
Boverie Team
MLS # 873867
11/06 1:30PM-4:00PM
North of I
12 lomita linda
$749,000|3906 sq. ft.|4bdr|4ba
(505) 883-9400
Marie-Claire Turner
MLS # 867206
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
North Valley
7109 Casa Elena Drive NE
$207,000|1308 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 898-2700
Flori Beauchesne
MLS # 871316
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
North Valley
6500 Agave Verde Way NE
$345,000|1963 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Redfin Corporation
(505) 690-2416
Leticia Frazier
MLS # 876642
11/06 12:00PM-2:00PM
North Valley
312 Nara Visa Road NW
$500,000|3962 sq. ft.|6bdr|4ba
Q Realty, Inc
(505) 750-0059
Marilyn J Eifert
MLS # 876074
11/06 12:30PM-4:00PM
Northeast Heights
12625 Nambe NE
$159,000|1680 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Bruce Caird Realty Inc
(505) 881-9696
Kim Caird
MLS # 872184
11/05 1:00PM-3:00PM
Northeast Heights
9517 Haines Avenue NE
$159,900|1321 sq. ft.|3bdr|1ba
(505) 292-8900
Silesha M Montano Naden
MLS # 875691
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
Northeast Heights
12300 Kinley Avenue NE
$180,000|1517 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 883-9400
Gregory Merrill
MLS # 868692
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM

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Northeast Heights
12121 Glen Canyon Road NE
$225,000|1601 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 292-8900
John M Lopez
MLS # 878422
11/05 1:00PM-4:00PM
Northeast Heights
1845 Lester Drive NE
$259,900|1821 sq. ft.|4bdr|2ba
EXP Realty LLC
(505) 554-3873
Jeffrey Rose
MLS # 878438
11/04 4:00PM-7:00PM,11/05 12:00PM3:00PM,11/06 1:00PM-4:00AM
Northeast Heights
8401 La Palomita Road NE
$365,000|2350 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
La Entrada Realty
(505) 924-1031
Joe Olmi
MLS # 863515
11/05 11:00AM-1:00PM
Northwest Heights
5201 Gold Rush Drive NW
$125,000|1430 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 897-1100
Valerie Almanzar
MLS # 875564
11/06 12:00PM-2:00PM
Northwest Heights
4415 Riverhill Drive NW
$190,000|1546 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Re/Max Elite
(505) 798-1000
Tracy L Denton
MLS # 878098
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Northwest Heights
6923 Kayser Mill Road NW
$219,000|2365 sq. ft.|4bdr|5ba
(505) 293-3700
Norm McBee
MLS # 871482
11/05 2:00PM-4:30PM,
11/06 2:00PM-4:30PM
Northwest Heights
4527 Los Valles Drive NW
$274,000|3029 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 271-8200
Brooks Real Estate Team
MLS # 875724
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Northwest Heights
8509 Mock Heather Road NW
$299,000|2706 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 271-8200
John A Brewer
MLS # 878156
11/05 12:00PM-3:00PM
Best Buys in Town

$950,000
1543 Eagle Ridge PL NE

Albuquerque NM 87122
5 Bed / 4 Bath
6,996 Sq. Ft.
MLS# 874933
Northwest Heights
4623 Waynesboro Place NW
$329,900|3368 sq. ft.|6bdr|4ba
Campbell & Campbell Real Estate
(505) 821-7666
CAMPBELL TEAM
MLS # 875130
11/05 2:00PM-4:00PM
$750,000
1611 Torribio Dr NE
Albuquerque NM 87112
4 Bed / 6 Bath
7,193 Sq. Ft.
MLS# 870668
Janie Rowe
505.301.9431 Mobile
505.292.8900 Office
jagrowe@comcast.net
www.janierowehomes.com
1313386-05
1463 W Meadowlark Ln
Corrales, Nm 87048
$475,000
village of corrales
9000 Alameda Blvd NE

Abuquerque, NM 87122
$1,195,000
north albuquerque acres
4 bed / 3 bath / 3,527 Sq. Ft.

Eloise Gift
Gift Realty NM
office: 505.363.5156
4 bed / 4.5 bath / 4,350 Sq. Ft.

Robert Devine
Switch Realty
office: 505.596.0606 cell: 505.515.5800
MLS# 860644
MLS# 876458
64 Wind Road NW
albuquerque, NM 87120
$389,900
Northwest Heights
7909 Tiburon Hills Drive

Albuquerque, Nm 87120
$319,000
Tiburon Heights
3 bed / 2 bath / 1,938 Sq. Ft.

Missy Ashcraft
office: 505.271.8200 / cell: 505-362-6823
3 bed / 2 bath / 1,622 Sq. Ft.

Amy Waterman
Realty One of nm
office: 505.883.9400 cell: 505.917.5084
MLS# 857822
MLS# 877924
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99 listings
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high: 829k
Northwest Heights
4219 Rio Colorado Court NW
$330,000|2950 sq. ft.|5bdr|4ba
EXP Realty LLC
(505) 554-3873
Richard Cederberg
MLS # 871174
11/05 1:00PM-4:00PM
Northwest Heights
7912 Teaberry Road
$399,900|2512 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
(505) 883-9400
Amy Waterman
MLS # 878324
11/05 1:00PM-5:00PM,
11/06 1:00PM-5:00PM
Northwest Heights
6531 Trestle Glen Road
$424,990|2653 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 883-9400
Amy Waterman
MLS # 877928
11/05 1:00PM-5:00PM,11/06 1:00PM5:00PM
Northwest Heights
4501 Summer Hill Lane NW
$435,000|3129 sq. ft.|5bdr|3ba
La Puerta Real Estate Serv LLC
(505) 867-3388
Annette M Ackerman
MLS # 877968
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Paradise West
7808 Chaco Mesa Loop NW
$158,500|1479 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 883-9400
Austin Wolff
MLS # 875417
11/05 2:00PM-4:00PM
Paradise West
10539 Cadiz Street NW
$199,900|2277 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 292-8900
Cindy Zhang
MLS # 874599
11/05 1:00PM-3:00PM
Paradise West
10436 Oso Ridge Place NW
$217,000|2273 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 292-8900
Monica O Martinez
MLS # 876851
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Paradise West
9528 Granite Ridge Drive NW
$275,000|2600 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
Re/Max Elite
(505) 798-1000
Jodi M Cramer
MLS # 868834
11/06 12:00PM-1:30PM
Paradise West
8008 Corn Mountain Place NW
$294,900|3486 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
Enchanted Homes Realty
(505) 944-2490
Susan R Agostini
MLS # 875197
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
Placitas Area
6 Anasazi Meadows Court
$525,000|2250 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
La Puerta Real Estate Serv LLC
(505) 867-3388
Annette M Ackerman
MLS # 876153
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Placitas Area
6 Desert Mountain Road
$569,000|2996 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
EXP Realty LLC
(505) 554-3873
Richard Cederberg
MLS # 878359
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
Rio Rancho Mid

603 11th Avenue NW
$135,000|1202 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Re/Max Advantage
(505) 452-1506
ROC Real Estate Partners
MLS # 876401
11/05 12:00PM-2:00PM
Rio Rancho MiD

4928 Chromium Drive NE
$149,900|1579 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Thrive Real Estate
(505) 585-2599
Matthew A Darrall
MLS # 878379
11/05 11:00AM-1:00PM
Rio Rancho MiD

3602 TORREY PINES Road SE
$179,000|1985 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 994-8585
Debby Quint
MLS # 876135
11/05 1:00PM-3:00PM
Rio Rancho Mid

17 El Camino Loop NW
$227,500|2010 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
(505) 892-1000
Team Sedoryk
MLS # 877161
11/05 1:00PM-3:00PM
Rio Rancho MiD

616 Troon Drive
$235,000|2012 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
Pasquale Realty
(505) 296-5636
Ken Mills
MLS # 876241
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
Rio Rancho MiD

3552 Placita Del Suenos SE
$279,900|2623 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
The M Real Estate Group
(505) 247-1002
Tawni L Cyprus
MLS # 873593
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
Rio Rancho Mid

6440 Matamoros Road NE
$359,000|2465 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 898-2700
Mark Wingert
MLS # 870075
11/06 2:00PM-2:00AM
12 Vista De Oro
Placitas, NM 87043
$599,000
placitas
8501 Tierra Morena NE

$365,000
abq acres west
3 bed / 3 bath / 3,000 Sq. Ft.

Ted Plummer
La Puerta Real Estate
office: 505.867.3388 / cell: 505.301.0841
3 bed / 2 bath / 2,013 Sq. Ft.

Carlyn Chiado
office: 505.293.3700 cell: 505.991.5206
MLS# 870727
MLS# 877050
4501 Summer Hill Lane NW

$435,000
Northwest Heights
8700 Warm Springs Rd NW

Rio Rancho, Nm 87120
$339,900
Northwest Heights
5 bed / 3 bath / 3,129 Sq. Ft.

Annette Ackerman
La Puerta Real Estate
office: 505.867.3388 cell: 505.280.9557
4 bed / 2.5 bath /2,692 Sq. Ft.

Kari Rosenthal
In-House Realty Of New Mexico
office: 505.385.6701 cell: 505.250.9441
MLS# 877968
MLS# 872046

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Rio Rancho Mid

2605 Monterrey Road NE
$364,500|3004 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 898-2700
John M Long
MLS # 874694
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Rio Rancho Mid

1720 Aragon Court NE
$399,500|3751 sq. ft.|5bdr|4ba
Re/Max Elite
(505) 798-1000
Jodi M Cramer
MLS # 876878
11/05 1:00PM-2:30PM
Rio Rancho North

6408 Freemont Hills Loop NE
$240,000|2700 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 892-1000
Lindsey Thomas
MLS # 866575
11/05 11:00AM-1:00PM
Rio Rancho North

3010 Ilford Road NE
$434,000|2972 sq. ft.|3bdr|4ba
(505) 892-1000
Team Sedoryk
MLS # 878099
11/05 2:00PM-4:00PM
Rio Rancho South

1801 Paseo De La Villa SE
$308,000|2739 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 892-1000
Patricia I Goff
MLS # 877267
11/05 10:00AM-12:00PM
Sandia Heights
1944 Quail Run Loop NE
$359,900|2185 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 293-3700
Max M Sanchez
MLS # 875169
11/05 2:00PM-5:00PM
Sandia Heights
429 Live Oak Lane NE
$445,000|2300 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 293-3700
Max M Sanchez
MLS # 872747
11/05 10:00AM-1:00PM
Sandia Heights
550 Black Bear Road NE
$550,000|4062 sq. ft.|3bdr|4ba
ERA Sellers & Buyers Real Estate
(505) 296-1500
Margaret Ebbens
MLS # 877560
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Santa Fe County S of RR
3118 Floras Del Sol Street
$285,000|1875 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 271-8200
Pablo D Trujillo
MLS # 877038
11/06 11:00AM-1:00PM
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Southeast Heights
1036 California Street SE
$155,000|1960 sq. ft.|4bdr|2ba
J. Bennett Realty
(505) 796-6505
Jason Bennett
MLS # 875454
11/06 12:00PM-2:00PM
Southwest Heights
11012 Lipizzan Avenue SW
$145,000|1550 sq. ft.|4bdr|2ba
(505) 296-1500
Christella Padilla
MLS # 874397
11/05 1:00PM-3:00PM
UNM
4251 Roma Avenue NE
$243,000|1558 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 271-8200
Meryl Manning Segel
MLS # 877725
11/06 12:00PM-4:00PM
UNM
512 Carlisle Boulevard NE
$309,000|1727 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Granfors Realty,LLC
(505) 821-1309
Stephanie L Granfors
MLS # 873215
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
UNM
805 Truman Street NE
$320,000|2343 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
(505) 828-1000
Madeline Dunn
MLS # 875029
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
UNM
2508 Cutler Avenue NE
$350,000|2228 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
(505) 898-2700
Brian L Fossa
MLS # 877665
11/05 2:00PM-4:00PM,11/06 1:00PM3:00PM
UNM
1424 Sigma Chi Road NE
$380,000|2584 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
Re/Max Elite
(505) 798-1000
Lisa Parker
MLS # 878551
11/06 1:00PM-1:00AM
UNM
4525 Altura Place NE
$475,000|2422 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 828-1000
Joan L Wagner
MLS # 876398
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
UNM South
1910 Ridgecrest Drive SE
$209,000|1528 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 271-8200
Linda E Malott
MLS # 876963
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
UNM South
4808 Ridgecrest Circle SE
$249,000|1740 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 271-8200
Linda DeVlieg
MLS # 877878
11/06 12:00PM-3:00PM
UNM South
629 Monroe Street SE
$279,999|1529 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
One Stop Realty
(505) 881-0302
John Evan Sanderson
MLS # 875232
11/05 11:00AM-1:00PM
UNM South
504 Carlisle Boulevard SE
$285,000|1330 sq. ft.|3bdr|1ba
Granfors Realty,LLC
(505) 821-1309
Gregory J Gillogly
MLS # 877117
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
UNM South
500 Sierra Drive SE
$300,000|1828 sq. ft.|3bdr|4ba
(505) 271-8200
David Roybal
MLS # 876769
11/06 1:00PM-3:00AM
UNM South
210 Amherst Drive SE
$469,000|1925 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
Century 21 Unica Real Estate
(505) 293-8400
James Sutton
MLS # 878059
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
Uptown
3023 Quincy Street NE
$134,000|991 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 271-8200
Brooks Real Estate Team
MLS # 876606
11/06 1:00PM-3:00PM
Uptown
5912 Aztec Road NE
$184,000|1832 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 292-8900
Silesha M Montano Naden
MLS # 876879
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
Uptown
3547 Colorado Street NE
$218,000|1808 sq. ft.|3bdr|5ba
(505) 296-1500
John Lucero
MLS # 869091
11/05 1:00PM-3:00PM
Uptown
2937 Wisconsin Street NE
$229,000|1910 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
(505) 271-8200
Kyle Zimmerman Homes
MLS # 878501
11/05 12:00PM-3:00PM
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1319 Acequia Borrada
$229,500|1776 sq. ft.|3bdr|3ba
Santa Fe Properties
505-982-4466
Ginny Cerrella
MLS # 201604608
11/06 1:00PM-4:00PM
Airport Road Area

4762 Punta de Vista
$290,000|2036 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
Keller Williams
505-983-5151
Renee Edwards
MLS # 201603416
11/06 2:00PM-5:00PM
Hwy 285
13 Lime Kiln Road
$565,000|2300 sq. ft.|1bdr|2ba
Keller Williams
505-983-5151
Team Connect
MLS # 201604435
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
La Cienega Area
10 AVENIDA HERMOSA
$375,000|2700 sq. ft.|3bdr|2ba
Keller Williams
505-983-5151
Rose Lopez-Brown
MLS # 201604992
11/09 11:00AM-2:00PM
Madrid/Cerrillos
396 GOLDMINE
$399,000|2353 sq. ft.|4bdr|3ba
Keller Williams
505-983-5151
Rose Lopez-Brown
MLS # 201604560
11/09 11:00AM-2:00PM
SF City Limits NE
940 Palace Avenue E
$795,000|1708 sq. ft.|2bdr|1ba
Sothebys Int. RE/Washington
505-988-8088
Jane Reid
MLS # 201603614
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
SF City SE North
612 Garcia
$1,249,000|2320 sq. ft.|2bdr|3ba
Carol Allen Real Estate, LLC
505-690-0233
Carol Allen
MLS # 201602037
11/06 3:00PM-5:00PM
South of I
13 Las Caballeras
$498,000|3787 sq. ft.|4bdr|4ba
Berkshire Hathaway HomeService
505-982-0330
Carol Hamilton
MLS # 201604748
11/06 2:00PM-4:00PM
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Southwest Contemporary
MLS: 876579
7777 Corrales Rd, Corrales NM 87048

4 Beds
4 Baths
3,620 Sq Ft
2.5 Acres
$849,000
Green Belt
Views, Views, Views
MLS: 876579
744 Trujillo Lane, Corrales NM 87048

3 Beds
3 Baths
3,000 Sq Ft
1 Acre
$579,900
Custom Southwest Contemporary
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2,130 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$284,490
2,063 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$294,364
2,010 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$347,546
2,116 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$332,720
RANCHO VALENCIA RANCHO VALENCIA

2081 Camino Rincon
1830 Camino Rustica
MARIPOSA
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6103 Pecos Trail
3,413 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$437,490
1,867 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$284,490
1,687 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 850-6093
$185,740
MOUNTAIN HAWK
4821 Tiny Sparrow
MESA DEL SOL

2316 Gandert
MESA DEL SOL

2312 Gandert
2,063 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$325,926
THE ASPENS
8705 Aspen Leaf
1,456 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$198,145
TOME VISTA
15 Vista Del Cerro Dr
(Not Actual Home)
1,818 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 850-6093
$186,490
3,017square feet,
4 bed, 3 bath,
(505) 917-1387
$476,498
LOMAS ENCANTADAS LOMAS ENCANTADAS

7005 Napoleon
6928 Napoleon
(Not Actual Home)
(Not Actual Home)
1,692 square feet,

4 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 999-0930
$183,490
1,932 square feet,

3 bed, 2.5 bath,
(505) 385-9285
$231,230
1,665 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 385-9285
$195,470
1,818 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 850-6093
$257,403
2,496 square feet,

4 bed, 2.5 bath,
(505) 850-6093
$302,932
VALLE VISTA
7316 Valle Cantero
VALLE VISTA
7227 Valle Jardin
VALLE VISTA
7204 Valle Jardin
SANTIAGO
911 Palo Alto
SANTIAGO
917 Palo Alto
2,116 square feet,

3 bed, 2.5 bath,
(505) 450-2861
$330,990
2,807 square feet,

3 bed, 2.5 bath,
(505) 450-2861
$375,000
3,068 square feet,

4 bed, 2.5 bath,
(505) 450-2861
$370,633
2,010 square feet,

3 bed, 2.5 bath,
(505) 850-6093
$326,440
3,068 square feet,

4 bed, 2.5 bath,
(505) 850-6093
$406,691
1,447 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 850-6093
$142,990
TOME VISTA
20 Vista Del Cerro Dr
1,100 square feet,

3 bed, 2 bath,
(505) 850-6093
$119,990
General Sales 505.903.9736

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