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A few years back we had some especially cold days for New Mexico. I remember the weather report, a monotone voice spewing words steadily from my car radio, something about “record lows” and “2 degrees.” I wasn’t thinking about freezing temperatures or that I should be worried I turned off the heat for the zone associated with our spare bedrooms on the second floor, I had a busy day of work ahead.
Fast forward 10 or so hours when I finally arrived home (my wife was o...
Nestled in the Desert
The sage-scented air is fresh, the birds are singing, and the view of the Sandia Mountains fills my windshield as I exit my driveway onto Vera Cruz Road—nothing is better than loving where you live.
When looking for a new home, whether it’s your first or your last, whether you are a growing family or downsizing, it’s important to consider the neighborhood, not just the house. In my neighborhood series, I hope to showcase some of my favorite neighborhoods in the greater...
Photos from Pulte.com
Let’s face it, sometimes we know exactly what we want—buying a new construction home makes getting what we want easier and faster, not to mention buying new has a lot of benefits too. If you are in the market for a new home and you don’t want to be hassled with buyer competition, moving delays, and spending a lot of money to make your new home suite you with renovations and upgrades, then buying a new construction home may be the perfect option.
