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Albuquerque Real Estate Albuquerque Real Estate Albuquerque NM Real Estate information as well as general information on ABQ. This blog include market reports, general neighborhood information, things to do in Albuquerque as well as covering different topics on the home buying and selling process. Articles
Jubilee Active Adult Community Los Lunas, NM
2007-10-31 05:30:00 ... More About: Community , Adult , Active , Lunas , Unit
Downtown Albuquerque NM Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-30 06:30:00 ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Market , Downtown , Real
Bronze People of Albuquerque: The Series: Quiet Reflections
2007-10-28 17:52:00 The inconspicuous bronze people lurking around various parts of Albuquerque … This week we are back over on Masthead and Jefferson. This older woman is sitting quietly outside. She is enjoying another beautiful sunny day in Albuquerque. She is part of a small group. I will post the other ... More About: People , Reflections , Series , Bronze
Southeast Heights Albuquerque NM Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-28 06:30:00 ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Market , Real , Albuquerque
Fairgrounds Area Albuquerque NM Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-26 07:30:00 ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Market , Real , Area
North Albuquerque Acres Home For Sale
2007-10-25 06:22:00 Stylish living and Stunning views 11520 Glendale NE, Albuquerque , NM 87122 Click to View Show Custom Mayhew home ... More About: For Sale , Home , Sale , North
Foothills South Albuquerque NM Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-24 07:30:00 Albuquerque Home Market Report Foothills South See the most up-to-date list of Foothills South homes for sale, including single-family homes and condos. If you are ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Real
Bronze People of Albuquerque: The Series: George Maloof
2007-10-21 21:29:00 The inconspicuous bronze people lurking around various parts of Albuquerque … I was downtown a week ago and saw a whole cluster of people. I will be adding them over the next several months. This is George Maloof. He looks like he is watching over the downtown area. Hopefully, he doesn’t ... More About: People , Series , Bronze
Northeast Heights Albuquerque NM Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-21 07:30:00 ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Market , Real , Albuquerque
UNM South Albuquerque Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-20 07:22:00 ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Market , South , Real
Uptown Area Albuquerque NM Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-19 07:30:00 ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Market , Real , Area
UNM Area Albuquerque NM Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-18 06:57:00 ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Market , Real , Area
Eco-Friendly Transportation in Albuquerque
2007-10-16 07:26:00 ... More About: Transportation , Friendly , Albuquerque , Tran
Bronze People of Albuquerque: The Series: Sk8er Boi
2007-10-14 22:56:00 The inconspicuous bronze people lurking around various parts of ... More About: People , Series , Bronze , Albuquerque , Serie
Breast Cancer Awareness Month A Video and Photo Tribute
2007-10-14 10:52:00 Alice Beaird - My maternal great-grandmotherShe successfully battled breast cancer not once but twice in the mid 1950's. Vera Caudell - My paternal grandmother. She successfully battled breast cancer in the 90's. Linda Caudell - My mother who successfully battled breast cancer in the early 80's. She was admitted to the hospital for surgery on Thanksgiving. The woman in my family have battled this in past but now there is the next generation of girls I am worried about. I was going to write more but then my daughter Natty who is 12 put together this wonderful video. There is nothing more I can add. More About: Video , Photo , Cancer , Awareness , Breast Cancer
Academy West Albuquerque NM Real Estate September 2007 Market Snapshot
2007-10-12 07:33:00 ... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Academy , Market , West
Why You Should Purchase Your Next Home in Albuquerque
2007-09-12 11:11:00 Untitled Document This is a contest entry to the The Active Rain Buyer Challenge by Colleen Kulikowski Why You Should Purchase Your Next Home in Albuquerque Dear Ms. Hilton, It was a pleasure speaking with you today about your move to Albuquerque. I have made arragements for you to stay at La Posada De Albuquerque, a historic hotel located in downtown Albuquerque. I think you will enjoy the rich history this hotel has to offer. This is the first hotel your great-grandfather Conrad Hilton, a native New Mexican, built in New Mexico. It was originally called Hilton Hotel and was built in 1939. It is currently undergoing renovations, but will be open in time for your visit. The Zsa Zsa Suite, where Zsa Zsa and Conrad honeymooned, will be receiving a new name. I am sure you will enjoy staying in this suite filled with family history. Albuquerque has quite an active nightlife! I think you will enjoy spending the evening at the Q Bar in the O... More About: Hase
UNM South Albuquerque Real Estate Market Update September 2007
2007-09-11 08:14:00 Untitled Document <!-- .style1 {font-size: smaller} --> Albuquerque Home Market Report See the most up-to-date list of UNM South homes for sale. If you are looking to buy or sell a home in UNM South, please contact me today. August 2007 # of Homes Median Lowest Highest New Listing 53 $270,000 $44,000 $795,000 Pending 12 $272,000 $109,900 $795,000 Sold 30 $194,500 $42,000 $553,750 August 2007 Square Footage Bedrooms Bathrooms Minimum 550 1 0.75 Maximum 4694 7 4 August 2007 Days on Market Minimum 0 Average 34 Maximum 120 Albuquerque Schools Albuquerque Public Schools Monte Vista Elementary Bandelier Elementary Wilson Middle Jefferson Middle Albuquerque High Highland High Albuquerque Resources Wind Energy in New Mexico Albuquerque NM UNM... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Real Estate Market , Update
Four Hills Albuquerque Real Estate Market Update August 2007
2007-09-10 05:46:00 Untitled Document <!-- .style1 {font-size: smaller} --> Albuquerque Home Market Report Four Hills See the most up-to-date list of Four Hills homes for sale. If you are looking to buy or sell a home in Four Hills, please contact me today. August 2007 # of Homes Median Lowest Highest New Listing 30 $345,000 $179,900 $599,999 Pending 3 $419,000 $225,000 $430,000 Sold 14 $327,500 $177,000 $404,000 August 2007 Sales Square Footage Bedrooms Bathrooms Minimum 1059 2 1.75 Maximum 2824 4 2.5 August 2007 Sales Days on Market Minimum 6 Average 42 Maximum 186 Albuquerque Schools Albuquerque Public Schools Manzano High School Grant Middle School Apache Elementary School Albuquerque Resources Four Hills Country Club Four Hills Village Homeowner's Association F... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Real Estate Market , Update
New Mexico Adds New Area Code
2007-09-07 08:54:00 How does 505 divided by 2 equal 575? When NM splits into two area codes. NM, one of the few states with just a single area code, will be adding one new area code (575) starting October 7, 2007. For the first year, calls will be automatically re-directed but after October 7, 2008 it will be mandatory to dial 575 for the areas that have changed. 505 Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Gallup, Los Lunas and Farmington will be keeping the 505 area code. 575 Roswell, Taos, Clovis, Hobbs and Truth or Consequences will be switching to the new 575 area code. This will affect all landlines (wired) and cellular (wireless) numbers. While I feel for the business owners who will be affected by this change, this is a good sign for NM. It means we are growing and the additional area code will allow the telecommunication needs to keep up. One company, 505 Southwestern , based their name on the area code. An Albuquerque based company making Chili products has stated it would not change their name if ... More About: Mexico , New Mexico , Code , Area
How to look like an experienced agent, even if you're new
2007-09-04 09:38:00 Just because you're new, doesn't mean you have to look it. When I was starting out, I showed amazing confidence and was never once asked how much experience I had. But to have confidence, you need to have knowledge. Know your marketPreview everything in your area. Go on tours or go on your own--just preview. Don't just preview your own office's listings, but preview other listings as well. If your town is big, just focus on a small section. Previewing around where you live is key, and I will explain more about why in a bit. Hot SheetsRead them daily. Know what home prices actually go under contract and what prices end up expired. What is the average DOM or price per sq. ft? If someone asks you what homes are selling for in say, Blue Jupiter, you can respond, "The average sale price is $135 a sq ft." Boom! No hesitation on your part.Here is where focusing on the area where you live is go... More About: Agent , Peri , Erie , Gent , Experienced
Albuquerque Activities for the week of September 3rd, 2007
2007-09-03 08:09:00 ; Monday 09.03.0712pm-7pm - New Mexico Wine Festival. Sample wine from more than 20 New Mexico Wineries. Cost - $10 Adults. Tuesday 09.04.077pm-Midnight - Play Xbox and Wii on the big screen at Hunab Hookah Lounge, 232-0223. Cost - Free 18 and older only. Wednesday 09.05.0710am - Book signing and talk with Corey Recko, author of Murder on the White Sands: the Disappearance of Albert and Henry Fountain. Cherry Hills Library. Cost - Free Thursday 09.06.0712pm-1pm - Lunchtime meditation at Shakyamuni Buddhist Center. Cost - $5Friday 09.07.076pm-8pm - Maize Maze located at the Los Poblanos Fields Open Space. Cost - $8 adults, $4 children, ages 4 to 12 yrs. Children under 4 are free.Saturday 09.08.0711am-1pm - Public Talk Ecovillage Model: New Approaches to Urban Regeneration. UNM Conference Center. Cost - $5 suggested donation. Sunday 09.09.071:30pm - Orchid Expert Alan Koch talks at the Rio Grande Botanic Garden’s Educatio... More About: Activities , Week , Albuquerque , September , Sept
Albuquerque EcoVillage sustainability training program
2007-09-02 04:30:00 Albuquerque is hosting the USA's first complete sustainability training programs in the world, based on the Gaia Education curriculum. This is a four week comprehensive program that will cover: World View Social Economic Ecological The cost is $550 for each segment or $2000 for all four segments if signed up in advanced. The course will be presented at the University of New Mexico, with field trips and hands-on projects at various sites, communities and ecovillages around the city and state for the last two days of each Dimension. If you are unable to attend the sessions, there will be an opening event for the public. This talk will encourage environmentally responsible design and development. September 8th 2007, 11am-1pm at the Auditorium at the UNM Conference Center, 1634 University Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM. Suggested Donation is $5 Web Resources: May East Public Talk Ecovillage Model: New Approaches to Urban Regeneration EcoVillage Design Southwest... More About: Training , Sustainability , Program , Albuquerque , Gram
Albuquerque Activities for the week of August 27, 2007
2007-08-27 08:26:00 Monday 08.27.07 6:30-8PM - The Ancient Art of Papel Amate at the National Hispanic Cultural Center. Cost - $20. Tuesday 08.28.07 7-9PM- Cooking with Claus at Le Cafe Miche. Oysters Rockefeller start off the class and for dessert fresh blueberry creme brulee. Wines with each course. Cost - $34. Wednesday 08.29.07 11AM and 3PM - Enchanted Skies at Lodestar Planetarium. Travel the universe in 3-D and learn about the NM sky. Cost - $7 for adults, $6 for seniors and $4 for children 3-12. Thursday 08.30.07 11AM and 3PM - Mystery of the Nile at the Lockhead Martin Dyna Theater. Cost - $7 for adults, $6 for seniors and $4 for children 3-12. Friday 08.31.07 7:30PM - Mystery Cafe. Currently Playing, "The Mother Lode". Enjoy this original interative mystery dinner theater located at the Sheraton Uptown. Cost - $38 for a four- course meal and show. Saturday 09.01.07 1-4PM - World Peace Cafe at Shakyamuni Buddhist Center. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with a home-made dessert. Cost - Varies. S... More About: Activities , Week , August , Albuquerque
Why Your Home Expired
2007-08-24 07:30:00 PhotosNo photos, or the few that are being used, are very bad photos. There should be no people or pets in them. They should not be fuzzy or dark. They should not include closeups of the a/c unit, light fixtures, or the toilet. Speaking of toilets, we really don't need to see them. If the photo can't be angled so as to not include them, then at least shut the lid!Unless there is a security reason, there should be the maximum number of photos your local MLS will allow. Ask your agent to provide a full customer sheet with the photos. Or search any site such as your local board or real estate company to see what the photos looks like.Limited ShowingsRestricting your showings to 10am-7pm shouldn't cause too much of a problem. Even asking for an hour or two of notice should be fine. Only allowing your home to be shown a couple of days a week or a few hours a day is going to cause your house to be skipped over. Asking for a day's notice, unless there are ten... More About: Home
Albuquerque Activities for the week of August 20, 2007
2007-08-20 09:52:00 Monday 08.20.07 7-8:30pm - Monday Night Meditation. Learn how meditation works and its benefits every Monday at the Shakyamuni Buddhist Center. Cost - $8. Tuesday 08.21.07 8-9:30pm - Night Walk at the Garden -Explore the flaura and fauna by the light of the moon on this guided tour. Cost - $6 adults, $4 children 3-12 and seniors. Wednesday 08.22.07 4:45-6:15pm - Introduction to Hula for Seniors. Taught by native Hawaiian Cindi Heffner at Highland Senior Center. 131 Monroe St NE. 256-2000. Cost - Free Thursday 08.23.07 9am-5pm - Airships: The Big, Bad, and Bold at the Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum. History, culture, art, science and recreation of Blimps! Cost - $4 Adults, $1 children ages 4-12, $2 seniors. Friday 08.24.07 Dusk (about 8:30pm) - Movies on Civic Plaza "To Kill a Mockingbird" a 1962 Academy Award winning drama. Cost - Free Saturday 08.25.07 10am-3pm - Master Gardeners will answer your gardening questions at the Cherry Hills Library. Cos... More About: Activities , Week , August
Four Hills Real Estate - House for Sale
2007-08-20 06:03:00 Beautiful Sprawling Pueblo in Country Club NeighborhoodLocation: Four HillsCheck out this beautiful sprawling one-level pueblo style home situated on a large lot with mature landscaping located in the attractive Four Hills neighborhood. The courtyard entry beckons you into a home featuring a light, bright, open floor plan. Three living areas includes a media room with a wall of built-in cabinets and drawers and a large open family room with a fabulous dry-stack stone fireplace and built-in bookcase. Take pleasure in your covered back patio leading to an attractive backyard featuring a rose garden, basketball hoop, and automatic sprinklers. Have the benefit of comfortable living with sunny skylights, humidifier, three zoned heating, cooling, and solar heat, and energy efficient blinds.InformationContact InformationAshley Drake Gephart505.261.0389ashley@ashleysellshous es.comContact Reply FormForward to a FriendView Other FlyersPricingAsking Price: $500,000.00Property Location1020 Braz... More About: House , For Sale , Estate , Real Estate , Sale
Albuquerque Restaurant - Marcello's Chophouse
2007-08-17 08:23:00 Frank Marcello opened his latest restaurant in November of 2006. Marcello’s Chophouse is an upscale restaurant in the ABQ Uptown Mall. I finally had the opportunity to have lunch at Marcello’s this week. It was a pleasant experience. We had a late lunch so it was fairly empty and by the time we left, I think we were the only patrons since meals aren’t served during 3pm-5pm. Jason, our server, was attentive and very familiar with the menu. I ordered Frank's Healthy Chicken Platter. I must say that the oven-dried tomatoes were delicious! My lunch companion ordered the Chilled "Really Big" Shrimp. Jason was accommodating in her request for cocktail sauce without the green and red chili normally served.The atmosphere was relaxing with small dining areas separated by partial walls. Adorning the walls were black and white photos of Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, and my favorite, Frank Sinatra, as well as numerous other actors and actresses of th... More About: Restaurant , Albuquerque , Ouse , Cello
Tech-savvy and Eco-friendly in Albuquerque
2007-08-15 00:58:00 Albuquerque Eco-friendly living Friday, August 17th 9am - Saturday, August 18th 4pm. The City of Albuquerque is hosting a Tech Recycling event at the Balloon Fiesta Park.Electronic recycler Natural Evolution will accept most broken electronics. Check out the City of Albuquerque website for more details about what can and can't be donated. The cost is free and residents can bring their unwanted items on Saturday. Friday is for businesses to donate. Help keep Albuquerque clean with responsible disposing of your electronic trash.Solar Alternatives to electricityHow about those cell phones, cameras, and mp3 players? They use a lot of energy to keep charged. Here are a couple of greener alternatives.Solio - This universal charger will charge many different items using various tips. It will charge your equipment at the same rate as a conventional charger. Just expose the Solio unit to sunlight for 8-10 hours and you will be able to charge your cell phone at least two times.... More About: Friendly , Savvy
Albuquerque Activities for the week of August 13, 2007
More articles from this author:2007-08-13 10:15:00 Monday 08.13.076-9pm - Marcello's Chophouse. Open Piano Night in the Piano Bar. Read more about Marcello's Chophouse.Tuesday 08.14.078-11pm - Scalo, Il Bar -Open Jazz Jam with the Stu MacAskie Trio - Free. Wednesday 08.15.07Noon-1pm Lunchtime at the Library - Bring your lunch and enjoy Mariachi and Mexican Folk music at the Main Library - Free. Thursday 08.16.076:30-9pm Bear Canyon Senior Center Thursday Night Dance Friday 08.17.07Dusk (about 8:30pm) - Movies on Civic Plaza "The Day the Earth Stood Still", a 1951 Sci-Fi film.Saturday 08.18.07 10am-4pm - Around the World in 80 Days. Each Saturday your balloon will land in a new part of the world. This week will be Arctic - Iceland and Norway. You'll explore that locale's culture, ballooning history, sample food, and enjoy entertainment. Sunday 08.19.0711-11:45am Dharma for Kids - Every Sunday at the Shakyamuni Buddhist Center $1. Ashley Drake Gephart, Associate Broker, REALTOR®Keller Williams Realty9201 ... More About: Activities , Week , August , Albuquerque 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 |
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