5 Affordable & Safe Suburbs Near Santa Fe, New Mexico

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Thinking about moving to the Santa Fe, NM area? The City Different is a bustling metro, home to plenty of culture, outdoor activities, and job opportunities. But what if you don't want to live in Santa Fe? There are plenty of fantastic suburbs that boast safe neighborhoods and affordable housing: bit.ly/3jL69hO
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00:00 5 Affordable & Safe Suburbs Near Santa Fe, New Mexico
00:22 Agua Fria
00:42 La Cienega
01:01 Pecos
01:24 Pojoaque
01:44 White Rock
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5 Safe, Affordable Suburbs in Santa Fe
Thinking about living in Santa Fe?
Located on the southern edge of the Rocky Mountains, New Mexico’s capital city offers affordable housing, a growing job market, and fantastic outdoor recreation.
If you’re thinking of settling down in the Santa Fe area, keep watching to find out the five safest and most affordable suburbs in the city, then visit our blog to learn more!
Agua Fria Agua Fria is ideal for people of all lifestyles, including commuting professionals, families hoping to grow, and retirees searching for a warm place to spend their golden years. The suburb is close to Downtown Santa Fe and offers affordable Pueblo and Adobe-style new construction homes with a median purchase price of $195,500 and a median monthly rent of $722.
La Cienega Located close to both the Santa Fe Regional Airport and Downtown, La Cienega is one of the best Santa Fe suburbs for frequent travelers. Residents of La Cienega also have access to top-rated schools, affordable homes in the $200K price range, and tons of outdoor recreation in nearby Santa Fe National Forest.
Pecos Located near the Santa Fe Mountains, Pecos is the perfect choice if you're looking for outdoor adventure but still want to be close to the big city. In addition, Pecos offers a wide range of housing options, including Pueblo-style homes, log condos, and cabins with a median purchase price of $160,500. There are also tons of available plots of land for building custom homes!
Pojoaque If you want to live outside of the city but still be only 20 minutes from Downtown Santa Fe, check out the historic suburb of Pojoaque! With great schools, large, affordable houses on spacious plots, and incredible New Mexican cuisine throughout the area, this Santa Fe suburb is an ideal place for people of all lifestyles!
White Rock White Rock is a safe, affordable suburb just outside of Santa Fe that’s full of opportunities for outdoor recreation, thanks to its proximity to Santa Fe National Forest and Valles Caldera National Preserve. In addition, White Rock residents can find housing options from Mid-Century Modern ranches to Adobe-style houses with a median purchase price of $272,700.
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@swidowmaker6206 2 года назад

Born and raised in NM, I can tell you none of these places are anywhere near these prices. Most homes in Santa Fe are above $500,000. If you can find a cheaper housing market there, please let us know!

@paulo7200 Год назад

This video was made in a boiler room in India.

@joez3706 2 года назад

Even for a year ago you wouldn't find those prices. 🙄

@barbaraolson600 3 года назад

The music is too much.

@kingtrance6826 3 года назад

Fucking turn it down then.

@kerrypickens8594 Год назад

These prices are not the current cost of living in Santa Fe. Expect to pay $500k up for a home that needs a lot of work

@marymacdonald2379 3 месяца назад

Misleading title: Pojoaque is 18 miles from the edge of Santa Fe, too far to be a suburb

@mattmathai 2 года назад

Well, this didn't age well...

@knitfrau 2 года назад

Being from santa fe, most of the places mentioned are way more expensive than listed and if your not a native or Hispanic, you will be livin in fear of your life. Whiterock is almost 50 minutes from santa fe and good luck finding anything to buy, theres a scarcity of houses. This whole video is ridiculous.

@ashez2ashes 2 года назад

My husband is moving down there for a job (high paying) in Los Alamos so that is super discouraging...

@MaiaDuerr Год назад

I live in Española, I am not Native or Hispanic, and I do not live in fear of my life. Please stop with the fearmongering.

@Joseph-jx1re 2 года назад

A word of advice., which by the way, I base my opinion on persons by their actions and not where they are from or their ethnicity. Be cautious with regards to who will be your neighbors. I lived next to people from India who are in the computer technology field and ever since they moved in there has been nothing but trouble. I had issues with my WIFI and computer network being hacked. When I am online my connection constantly drops. Besides that about 5 people are living in a junior one bedroom which causes excessive noise at all hours. Additionally since there are so many of them they need to step outside and have phone conversations in front of other persons apartments causing a disturbance. They were repeatedly asked to stop but would not listen. When they used the laundry room they would leave the clothes in the machines for hours and even days sometimes. Meanwhile other people need to use the machines. They would not keep clean. Once an animal dropped turd right by their front door and they would not clean it up. The would constantly walk in and out and not have the decency to pick it up. This resulted in a fly problem in my house. And the problem did not subside until they moved out.

@MaiaDuerr Год назад

If you're not basing your opinion on where someone is from/ethnicity, why tell us they are from India?

@cgrsworld Год назад

this video had me rolling on the floor laughing. so much nonsense!!

@sfarmani9966 7 месяцев назад

Bad information. White Rock..Pecos...suburbs of Santa Fe??? Seriously??

@lindafrazier8092 2 года назад

The truth? Please

@sierravista9013 11 месяцев назад

No jobs

2 месяца назад

Lived in Santa Fe for 13 years... this video has BAD information. Santa Fe is MUCH more expensive than this.

@brushybillroberts4204 3 года назад

...Santa Fe used to be a great place back in the '60's and '70's, time frame I lived there. But then all the white eyes started moving in and ruined a small quiet town. Not to mention those stinky hippies. Left in '79 went back for a spell in the mid '90's and could've stand how much and unfriendly it had become. I'm ashamed to say I was from there. Alas, I'll never go back...Ahó

@kattkatt5564 3 года назад

I find that the most unfriendly people are the Pueblo people. They have a piss-poor attitude towards anyone who isn’t one of them. And I’ve had plenty of personal encounters. I guess they’re trying to punish the rest of us for what they see as past injustices. But by having this attitude toward people who have done nothing to them, they’re just turning people against them. Well, they’ve accomplished that!

@brushybillroberts4204 3 года назад

@@kattkatt5564 ...✊, good for them....