This morning Trulia published their rent/buy analysis for various cities. Albuquerque placed with a rating of “14”. The Price to Rent Ratio interpretation is this: If a city receives a score of anything from 1-15, it is much less expensive to own than to rent a home in this city. The factors used to calculate this […]
#2 in a Series of 8 Articles – AN INVITING ENTRY for your Albuquerque home
What is the “Functionality” of an Entry and/or Foyer? This is where you are able to set the tone for the rest of the home and create some impact on the first-time visitor. Intensify this impression by adding some extra pizzazz and drama to this part of your Albuquerque home to generate extra interest. Using […]
New Supply/Demand reports for Albuquerque real estate
Amazing Featured Property in Brazos, New Mexico
New service for the eTeam Real Estate Group
Staging Tips to Help Sell Your Home
Albuquerque: The Unknown
Tax Lightening in High Desert/Paako? Really?
I have to say that the media has it wrong again. While some property owners in the High Desert and Paako areas might have seen an incorrect assessment on their properties, it’s not a wide-sweeping all encompassing increase as the media has reported. First hand experience, my assessment hasn’t increased. First hand knowledge, I looked […]
April Jobs Report – impact on our economy
We received some very positive economic news this morning with the April Jobs report. There were approximately 290,000 new jobs created in April. This was the biggest rise in jobs since March, 2006. There were 66,000 census workers included in the 290,000 jobs creation number for April. However, since December there have been 573,000 new […]
What now after the tax incentive?
I’ve seen alot of media coverage this week regarding the deadline for the tax credit for buyers, and whether it made things ‘busier’ than usual. This I can only address from my personal team experience – we are busier for clients coming AFTER the deadline has passed than during the tax credit bonus program. We […]
