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Whether you are looking for a home to buy or selling your home, the New Mexico real estate market remains strong. Interest rates are relatively low, and there is a good supply of New Mexico real estate, especially in the Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Bernalillo, Moriarty, Belen and Los Lunas areas of north central New Mexico.
If you want to sell now, I can help you get as much as possible for your property. If you are looking to buy, it is now a buyer's market and you will have a great selection in your price range with the features you want for the home of your dreams
And above all I can answer your Albuquerque real estate questions:
- On my new FAQ page see the questions I get asked the most and the answers I give.
- About the home buying or selling process in general, for instance.
- The particular features of homes in Albuquerque:
- Want to know the advantages and disadvantages of refrigerated air conditioning vs swamp coolers?
- or flat roofs vs. pitched roofs or how to get the advantages of both?
- Want to know the advantages and disadvantages of different parts of the city and its suburbs?
I am here to help you with your Albuquerque real estate needs:
- I want to be your real estate agent for life.
- Fly in to experience Albuquerque and let me show you the properties that might be your dream home? It is great time to buy in our fair city.
Albuquerque Real Estate Update:
On January 23, 2011, the Albuquerque Journal had a piece about: "Home sale closings jump up in December. " Among the things it said were: "'When compared to 2009, the median sale price for a single-family home increased year-over-year for the fourth consecutive month,' said Peter Parnegg, president of the Greater Aluquerque Associaton of Realtors...." and "Some of the increase in closings could be attributed to rising interest rates. In November, rates often hovered at about 4.375 percent after hitting low of 4.3 percent in September." And "'Low interest rates have hit bottom and are slowly ticking back up. Saavy consumers realize this and are making their move,' Parnegg said."
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