Las Cordilleras
Just northwest of Santa Fe, this 85- acre development is characterized by protected open spaces, walking trails, meadow-like and forested land and water efficient fauna, grasses and trees. Big sky country.

Los Santeros
Located inside Las Campanas, Los Santeros represents a variety of architectural styles and materials: custom finishes include hand-split wood, river rock, colored plaster, and hand painted tile, to name a few. In contrast to the typical Las Campanas inventory, these residences have a more ‘individual’ style and cater to a more truly custom market while still offering the very best of the community’s extensive amenities package.

The Museum District
Located between the Old Pecos Trail and the Old Santa Fe trail as it runs east, the Museum district is so-named because of it’s proximity to the four internationally acclaimed museums perched on ‘Museum Hill.’ Characterized by larger homes on larger lots with great views and superb access to the Plaza and shopping to the west.

Monte Sereno
Monte Sereno is a six hundred acre master planned development located in the near NW section of Santa Fe, close to Hwy 285 but not bordering it. With spectacular Sangres views and mature vegetation and trees, this prestigious area offers uniquely beautiful view sites and brad new custom homes.

Nambe and Jacona
Nambe and Jacona sit on opposite sides of Highway 285 north and are characterized by the lovely agricultural nature and fabric of their communities. Often the land is irrigated, and homes can have a very authentic feeling and atmosphere of traditional northern New Mexico. As well as boasting a few estate –quality properties, in general, Nambe and Jacona offer moderately priced homes with great access to Santa Fe, Espanola and Los Alamos.

Northeast Santa Fe
One of the most desirable parts of the market, northeast Santa Fe offers both great views, new and older, often remodeled property, nicely sized lots and views. Locals love its fantastic access to the Plaza and diversity of inventory. Newer homes are sprinkled in with older properties and condos, and there are various small subdivisions of divergent quality and size. Primary developments are Vista Canada Ancha, Vista Primera, Sierra Del Norte, Santa Fe Summit and Cerros Colorados.

North Hills
The North Hills neighborhoods reach above Paseo de Peralta (north loop) and are bordered by the Old Taos Highway on the west, the Santa Fe River to the east and Tesuque to the north. It’s rolling terrain and juniper and pinon -studded hills offer sometimes very good views of the Sangre de Cristo range, as well as very private homesites nestled into hillsides. Older homes and condos are the predominant inventory in this area, popular for it’s short distance to the Plaza.

Old Las Vegas Highway Corridor
Located just SE of the plaza, and very near the main hospital and many retail services, the Old Las Vegas Highway corridor, and the many subdivisions on either side of Highway I-25, has a decidedly rural feel with good views to the south and close-in Sangres foothills views. Properties vary from modest homes to elegant, usually pueblo-style ranchettes. Higher end subdivisions include Arroyo Hondo Vistas, Double Arrow (off the old Santa Fe Trail-the north ‘border’), Sunlit Hills, Seton Village, La Barbaria, and Arroyo Hondo, known for it’s superior horse properties.

Oshara Village
Oshara Village, located in the vibrant and growing Southwest Corridor, is a new development designed in a ‘village’ format intended to balance human needs with ecological mandates. Sustainable aspects include the healthy and safe conservation of water resources, energy efficient homes, and pedestrianism.

Park Plaza
Located in the Park Plazas subdivision, these homes and townhomes were built from the mid and late 1970's until approximately 1995. Park Plazas is a mature and "user friendly" neighborhood with welcoming entries and intimate cul-de-sacs. The additional land is used for lush common areas, walking trails, tennis courts, outdoor exercise areas, playgrounds, a ball field and outdoor storage. Walton Chapman and Chapman Homes filled the need for a planned unit development within the city limits of Santa Fe by building 442 "zero lot line" single family townhomes and free standing homes with smaller and more manageable yards in the same density zoning as homes on large lots. They are not condominiums.

Pecos/Rowe and Glorieta Mesa/ Canoocito
Once considered far ‘out of town’, Pecos and Glorieta are fast becoming almost ‘bedroom’ communities of Santa Fe. With great fishing, hiking and horseback riding, both villages feature spectacular vistas that span mountains, meadows, mesas, forests and plains. Homes can be elaborate, modest, and often rustic, and land parcels are often large with intermittent streams and riverfront (Pecos). It is a 25 minute drive-time from most parts of Pecos and Glorieta to the Plaza.

Quail Run
Located in the southeastern foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and bordered on the north by the Old Santa Fe Trail, Quail Run is a gated community designed and executed in the finest tradition of Southwest Pueblo style. With it’s incredible array of amenities and services (clubhouse, pool, golf, in-house property management) Quail Run is the perfect choice for community living with an interesting set of diverse owners and the leavability that many second-homeowners need. There are small two bedroom units up to full- fledged homes available in this award winning compound.

Rainbow Vision
Rainbow Vision is the latest in GLBT Community, friends and family living as well as in a leader in assisted living. 
This property has many amenities to offer residents especially those at El Centro- the Clubhouse located in the heart of the community.  Garbo's- a member restaurant, The Billy Jean King Fitness Center and Spa with a full-time personal trainer, the Edward Scissor Hands Salon, The Silver Starlight Lounge and Cabaret, the Truman Capote Library, the Oscar Wilde conference rooms, a mail center, ATM and private banking services, a member's concierge service and much more. As a member you have access to the amenities above as well as: a scheduled ride service, housekeeping, art and fitness classes and workshops, continental breakfast 5 days a week with the Breakfast Club and a monthly food and beverage allowance at Garbo's and the Lounge bar menu. 

The Reserve
The 260 unit condominium community offers two floor-plans to prospective buyers.  The Reserve at Santa Fe has 1 and 2-bedroom floorplans that reflect selective simplicity and contemporary condo living.  Each unit is equipped with stainless appliances, and evaporative cooling.  The amenities include a state of the art fitness center, year round heated pool and spa, clean and safe laundry facilities, a security gate and well maintained grounds. 

San Mateo
This condominium and townhouse community is located only a few miles from downtown Santa Fe.  It’s nestled on 11 tranquil acres of mature Ponderosa and Aspen trees and lush grass. Some features include granite countertops, wooden Pella windows, jetted tubs, stainless steel appliance, Kohler fixtures, washer and dry hookups and Berber carpet, tile or woodflooring..  Its amenities include a heated pool, hot tub, Fitness Center, clubhouse, grills by pool and pet stations. 

South Capitol
So named because this district lies just south of the State Capitol building (the “Round House”), this charming and eclectic neighborhood still heralds examples of traditional red brick bungalows built in the early twentieth century and single family homes of various architectural styles with good parking and fairly large lots. Resplendent with tall tress and wide sidewalks, this areas proximity (walking distance) to the Plaza and the Railyard has made it one of the most highly sought-after locations in Santa Fe for pricing in the mid-range of Santa Fe’s downtown neighborhoods.

The Near Southwest Side
One of the more affordable areas of Santa Fe, the Southwest corridor boasts the very best in mainstream retail shopping, with bike trails, traditional subdivisions, sidewalks, single family homes and condos. Prices tend to be somewhat lower than the rest of Santa Fe, and most areas have a more typically suburban flavor. While most homes are still built in the Santa Fe vernacular, there are dated properties that can be bought very reasonably and are a good buy for those who don’t mind doing some cosmetic work. Major subdivisions include Vista Primera, Los Milagros, Las Estancias, and Pueblos del Sol.

Tierra Contenta
Tierra Contenta is a 501(c)(3) corporation that provides builder-ready tracts of land designed for low and moderate priced housing for under-served families of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
* Current Tierra Contenta population through May 2003: 1312 households with an estimated population of 3,280.
* Estimated population at total build-out of Tierra Contenta: 3,800 households with a population of about 9,500.
* Location of the Santa Fe Business Incubator.
* Schools in Tierra Contenta: Capital High School, Ortiz Middle School, Cesar Chavez Elementary, and future unnamed elementary schools.
* 324 acres of open space, parks, and trails dedicated to the City of Santa Fe.
* Future home of a new Santa Fe Public Library, Zona del Sol Youth Facility, and the Santa Fe Rape Crisis Center.

The Turquoise Trail
The Turquoise trail is a National Scenic Byway connecting Santa Fe and Albuquerque, long used by native peoples, French traders and pioneers. Today it connects Santa Fe to the outlying communities of Los Cerrillos, Madrid, Cedar Crest and Tijeras to the south. Big views and large tracts of land abound, with prices ranges running the gamut from modest to estate level. Gorgeous sunsets and good horse properties.

Tesuque
The older village of Tesuque has what some consider to be some of the most beautiful properties in the Santa Fe area. This lovely and lush valley setting combines conforming values in the higher end with eclectic architectural styles and estates. Many of the homes have an historic provenance and value, and the Tesuque Village market and restaurant is a well-known meeting place for locals and tourists alike. There is also an extensive trail system in and around the village for easy access to hiking, horseback riding and other outdoor activities.

Vista Redonda
Vista Redonda is a roughly 30+- year old subdivision with truly spectacular view site, lots averaging 5 acres, and larger single family homes. The subdivision boasts it’s own water system and underground utilities. The vistas must be seen to be believed, and encompass the Sangre de Cristo, Jemez Mountain and even some Colorado ranges. Twelve-thirteen minutes to the Plaza.

West Alameda
This close-in, established single family neighborhood has a wide owner demographic, and in some cases, expansive views. It is widely considered to be an area with good values, comprised mostly of older homes, many of which have been remodeled. This district extends from St. Francis west out both sides of Alameda and is bordered by the Santa Fe River on the south, and Paseo de Vista on the north.

Wilderness Gate
Wilderness Gate is a mountain community in the tall ponderosa pines known for high quality custom homes and guesthouses. Parcels are 5 acres on average, and the covenants allow for studios and workshops as well. Very close- in; a mere 10 minutes, to the Plaza and great access to National Forest trails.

Zocalo
Zocalo is a residential condominium community designed by the renowned architect Ricardo Legorreta. Located in the NW hills and just a stone’s throw from downtown, these light-filled dwellings showcase the vibrant colors and geometric angles and shapes that are the signature features of much of the best of contemporary Mexican architecture. Price points are accessible, and the community stands out as a unique example of the forward-concept design trends in Santa Fe.