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Welcome to Barker Realty


arker Realty, in the heart of the Santa Fe Railyard, has long been a market leader in the Santa Fe area and has been helping people and businesses buy and sell real estate in Northern New Mexico for more than 30 years.

A part of this vital and richly cultural community for more than four generations, we can help you too fulfill your dream in the Land of Enchantment.

When it comes to buying or selling real property, you want to work with dynamic experts you can trust. As mid-sized firm, Barker Realty is neither a corporate franchise nor a boutique concern, so each customer’s goals receive the utmost personal attention yet state-of-the-art service by brokers widely acknowledged to be among Santa Fe’s best.

Our inventory is a fascinating mix of diverse options and ‘sub-sets’ of the market. We can assist in finding you:

Family homes, historic compounds, luxury estates, ‘urban’ settings, golf properties, condominiums, investment properties, land parcels of all types and sizes, ranches and rural retreats, commercial properties and more.

Our brokers are uniquely equipped to help you anywhere in the City Different, Los Alamos, Espanola, Pojoaque, Eldorado, Galisteo and beyond.

Contact Barker Realty today!

Barker Realty Blog

Getting Serious About Your House and the Market

By KATE MURPHYny_times_logo_250_3

WHEN Matthew White, a landscape architect, decided two years ago to sell his 1,300-square-foot apartment in Philadelphia, he knew real estate prices were plummeting. Nevertheless, he thought he could get $760,000, about what he had paid two years earlier, because he had made many improvements to the space, an airy penthouse with two verdant terraces.

“It’s an incredible property, with spectacular views,” he said. Within a month, he got what he considered an “insulting” bid of $525,000. Five price reductions later, he wishes he had taken that offer. “I wasn’t realistic about what I could get,” said Mr. White, whose apartment is currently listed for $449,900. “It is such a special place, but now I realize that doesn’t matter during a recession.”

Even in the best of times, it’s hard for individuals to objectively value their homes, which often reflect their sense of self and personal style. Making things even more difficult has been general market inactivity lately, if not paralysis, which has provided little in the way of pricing guidance. But by using online resources, investigating neighborhood trends, consulting real estate experts and perhaps even asking the opinions of brutally honest friends, homeowners can arrive at a reasonably accurate appraisal even in these uncertain times.

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