I've always wanted to move to New Mexico when I retired. I've been retired for awhile now. You've inspired me to move forward with my dream. Thank you!
Wow! Thank you so much for letting us know how we helped you in your decision-making process. It's all a dream. But it can all be a reality. It all depends on the decisions we make and the direction we choose to put our energy behind. We're here to help you with whatever you decide to do!
Good luck to that; although born in Cuba, my wife and I just left Santa Fe, after 36 years. My wife's family hail from Gallup and southern Arizona, and we still love Santa Fe, but it's a very expensive city to retire to, unless you're well off, period. Don't even think if you're on SS BENEFITS.
That’s wonderful to hear! New Mexico is a great place to bring dreams to life, and we’re excited for you as you manifest yours. Best of luck with your move, and feel free to reach out if you ever need any guidance along the way. 😊 Wishing you all the best!
Thank you so much for your kind words, and apologies for the delayed response! We truly appreciate your support and are thrilled to hear you’re enjoying the content. We’re always working to help people achieve their New Mexico dream home, and we’ll continue to bring more your way. Thanks again!
I know the best places to live in Hobbs and Las Cruces. In Santa Fe I love Avenida Las Campanas and Calle Princesa Juana and anywhere near Villa Linda Mall.
Thanks for sharing your insight! The areas you mentioned definitely are fantastic choices in Santa Fe. Each has its own unique vibe, and they’re great options for anyone looking to enjoy what Santa Fe has to offer. If you ever want to chat more about the area or explore new places, we’re here to help!
Thank you for your comment! We agree-New Mexico is incredibly beautiful, and Santa Fe certainly has a special charm. It’s true that the cost of living in Santa Fe can be higher than in other parts of the state, and like many places, some cities do face challenges with crime. It’s something we hope will improve, and we remain hopeful because there are still so many things that make New Mexico a wonderful place to live. We appreciate you sharing your thoughts!
My wife and I are very interested in moving to Santa Fe...BUT - we're concerned about water scarcity. Is Santa Fe more resilient than other parts of New Mexico?
Water is a moving target. There are areas that have problems with water scarcity, and there are areas where it’s not a concern. We can guide you through that… you just have to share with us what you’re looking for and what you want to avoid.
Would love to meet for coffee or drinks so we can help you put a game plan together to get here. Just reach out any way you’d like when you’re ready and we will block off time to get together.
Pronouncing the Spanish names of neighborhoods/developments with a heavy Spanish accent is not only kinda stupid, it also makes it very difficult for the majority of your viewers.
There are lots of people who move here from out of state and get their license and start selling real estate. I’m sure they will pronounce all of the subdivisions just the way you like. We will continue to pronounce street names, subdivisions, and anything else that is a Spanish or Native American word properly. And in doing so, we will find people that appreciate that and want to work with us. It’s ok if we are not for you, you can hire a Realtor based on their pronunciation instead of their real estate expertise. If you do decide to move to Santa Fe, it would be nice if you would take the time to have some respect and learn how to pronounce things properly over time.
