Adrienne DeGuere I took a deep dive into March sold stats for Santa Fe City and Santa Fe County that I bet you’ll be hard pressed to find anywhere else. Take a look and let me know what you think! And if you’d like these monthly stats delivered right to your inbox, DM me with your email … Read more
When considering the curb appeal and long term value of a Santa Fe property, the exterior environment is just as vital as the interior finishes. In our unique high desert climate, landscaping is not merely about aesthetics. It is about sustainability, water conservation, and creating a seamless transition between the built environment and the natural … Read more
Spring in Santa Fe brings warmer days, longer evenings, and the beginning of outdoor season. It also brings something that surprises many visitors and new residents: wind. Spring winds are a normal and expected part of life in Northern New Mexico. Understanding why they occur, how they affect homes, and how residents adapt helps buyers … Read more
One of the most powerful selling points of Santa Fe real estate is something you cannot build or renovate. It is access to extraordinary outdoor space. When spring arrives and hiking season returns, many buyers begin to understand why proximity to trails is such a major lifestyle factor here. Santa Fe offers immediate access to … Read more
I took a deep dive into December sold stats for Santa Fe City and Santa Fe County that I bet you’ll be hard pressed to find anywhere else. Take a look and let me know what you think! And if you’d like these monthly stats delivered right to your inbox, DM me with your email … Read more
What Santa Fe Homeowners Should Inspect Each Spring Santa Fe’s high desert climate is beautiful, but it is demanding on homes. Strong UV exposure, dramatic temperature swings, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles can take a toll, particularly on two critical components of many local properties: stucco and flat roofs. After winter is the ideal time to … Read more
Spring is traditionally viewed as the busiest real estate season across the country. In Santa Fe, however, the spring market behaves a little differently. Inventory does increase, but not in the dramatic waves seen in larger metro areas. For sellers considering listing in the spring, understanding what typically happens with inventory, competition, and buyer behavior … Read more
Septic systems are common in and around Santa Fe, especially outside the historic core and in more rural or semi-rural neighborhoods. For buyers relocating from cities where municipal sewer is the norm, septic systems can feel unfamiliar or intimidating. In reality, a well-maintained septic system can function reliably for decades. Understanding how septic systems work, … Read more
Spring in Santa Fe brings longer days, warming temperatures, and a welcome sense of renewal. For many residents and visitors, however, it also brings juniper pollen, the most common and challenging seasonal allergy trigger in Northern New Mexico. Understanding why juniper pollen is so potent, when it peaks, and how to manage symptoms can make … Read more
Santa Fe sits at approximately 7,200 feet above sea level, which is significantly higher than many visitors expect. For most people, the elevation is part of what makes Santa Fe feel crisp, energizing, and unique. For others, especially those arriving from sea level, the altitude can take some adjustment. Understanding how altitude affects the body, … Read more
