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Albuquerque City Council Approves Cooling Rule Changes: What Property Owners Should Watch Next

Albuquerque property owners got an important update last night: the City Council approved changes to the City’s cooling ordinance, and that could matter for rentals, older homes, casitas, ADUs, and future sale conversations. If you own property in Albuquerque, there was an important housing update last night. On April 20, 2026, the Albuquerque City Council […]

Real Estate Market in 2026 – Albuquerque Real Estate

## Stop Comparing Today’s Market to 2021! ## Stop Comparing Today’s Market to 2021! If you’re waiting for the “chaos” of 2021 to return before you list your home, you might be waiting a long time—and missing a massive opportunity in the process. Let’s be real: **2021 was an anomaly, not a blueprint.** In 2021, […]

A New Chapter: Welcome to Linda DeVlieg Real Estate

There are moments in business when you know it is time to build something that reflects exactly who you are, how you work, and the level of service you want to provide. I’m excited to share that I have opened my new office and launched Linda DeVlieg Real Estate. It is located in the suite […]

Why a Cash Offer Doesn’t Automatically Mean a Big Discount

When people hear the words cash offer, they often assume that means the buyer should get the property for less. It is a common belief in real estate, but it is not always how things work in the real world. A cash offer can be very attractive to a seller, but that does not mean […]

What Consumers Need to Know About the New FinCEN Real Estate Reporting Rule

A new federal reporting rule is now part of the real estate conversation, and consumers should understand what it means. Beginning March 1, 2026, FinCEN (the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) requires certain professionals involved in real estate closings and settlements to file reports on certain non-financed residential real estate transfers […]