Real Estate Market Stats
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Zillow Home Value Index
Owners vs. Renters
Home Size in Square Feet
Year Built
| Local | National | |
|---|---|---|
| Percent Listing Price Reduction | 30.4% | 28.9% |
| Median List Price | $389,000 | $185,000 |
| Property Tax | $1,489 | $2,105 |
| Median Value Per Sq Ft | $206 | $106 |
| Homes For Sale By Owner | 17 | 50,125 |
| New Construction | 17 | 44,550 |
| Foreclosures | 277 | 526,161 |
Neighborhoods in Santa Fe, NM
Real Estate Market Activity
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Schools
Pablo Roybal Elementary School
1574 State Rd 502 | (505) 455-2282
Acequia Madre Elementary School
700 Acequia Madre St | (505) 467-2003
Agua Fria Elementary School
3160 Agia Fria St | (505) 467-2003
Alvord Elementary School
551 Alarid St | (505) 467-2003
Atalaya Elementary School
721 Camino Cabra | (505) 467-2003
Carlos Gilbert Elementary School
300 Griffin St | (505) 467-2003
Chaparral Elementary School
2451 Avenida Chaparr | (505) 467-2003
de Vargas Middle School
1750 Llano Rd | (505) 467-2003
E.J. Martinez Elementary School
401 North San Mateo | (505) 467-2003
Francis X. Nava Elementary School
2655 Siringo Rd | (505) 467-2003
Gonzales Elementary School
851 West Alameda | (505) 467-2003
Kaune Elementary School
1409 Monterey Dr | (505) 467-2003
Kearny Elementary School
901 Avenida Campanas | (505) 467-2003
Larragoite Elementary School
1604 Aqua Fria St | (505) 467-2003
Wood-Gormley Elementary School
141 East Booth St | (505) 467-2003
Edward Ortiz Middle School
4164 South Meadows | (505) 467-2003
Calvin Capshaw Middl Middle School
351 East Zia Rd | (505) 467-2003
Pinon Elementary School
2921 Camino Caballos | (505) 467-2003
El Dorado Elementary School
2 Avenida Torreon | (505) 467-2003
PK, K-8 |
Santa FE Public Schools School District
Santa FE Public Schools School District
R.M. Sweeney Elementary School
501 Airport Rd | (505) 467-2003
Capital High School
4851 Paseo Del Sol | (505) 467-2003
Cesar Chavez Elementary School
6251 Jaguar Dr | (505) 467-2003
SF County Jdc School
4250 Airport Rd | (505) 982-2631
Monte Del Sol Charte School
4157 Walking Rain Rd | (505) 467-2003
Academy for Technical & C
2395 Richards Ave | (505) 467-2003
Ramirez Thomas Elementary School
610 Alta Vista | (505) 467-2003
Turquoise Trail Elementary School
13a San Marcos Loop | (505) 467-2003
PK, K-6 |
Santa FE Public Schools School District
Santa FE Public Schools School District
Nye Early Childhood Elementary School
430 La Madera | (505) 467-2003
San Ildelfonso Day School
Route 5, Box 308 | (505) 455-2366
TE Tsu Geh Oweenge Day School (Tesuque)
Route 42, Box 2 | (505) 982-1516
Santa FE Indian School
P.O. Box 5340 | (505) 989-6302
TE Tsu Geh Oweenge Day School
Route 42 Box 2 | (505) 982-1516
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Santa Fe Farmers Market
Categories: Farmers Market
1607 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe Railyard, Santa Fe
Santa Fe School of Cooking
Categories: Specialty Food, Cooking Schools
116 W San Francisco St, Santa Fe
Plaza Cafe Southside
Categories: Mexican, American (New)
3466 Zafarano Dr, San Isidro Plaza, Santa Fe
Harry’s Roadhouse
Categories: American (Traditional), Breakfast & Brunch
96 Old Las Vegas Hwy, #B, Santa Fe
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Things to See and Do
Loretto Chapel
Loretto Chapel carries a fascinating architectural legend, some say miraculous, which attracts thousands of curious visitors every yearly. When the church was completed in 1778 it was impossible to enter the choir loft without a ladder so the sisters made a novena to St. Joseph, the patron saint of carpenters for a solution. On the ninth day, as legend has it, a carpenter appeared who, for months … (read more)
Map of Things to See and Do
Suggested Trip Itineraries
New Mexico’s 19 Pueblos
New Mexico’s 19 Pueblos are generous in opening their doors to nontribal members and sharing glimpses of their ancient and rich cultures. However, visitors are expected to act appropriately. Tribal members are not actors, and their homes are not theme parks. Because in the past outsiders have tried to change Pueblo culture and heritage, pueblos have become guarded with their traditional ways and… (read more – PDF guide)
Spa hopping in Santa Fe
If you’ve come to the Land of Enchantment to relax, renew, and rejuvenate, you must schedule time in one of the state’s great spas. From traditional Swedish massage to custom treatments drawing from New Mexico’s varied cultures and new age concepts, it’s easy to find a session to suit your desires. Most resorts have an on-site spa, and many day spas are conveniently located. Seasoned spa-g… (read more – PDF guide)
Romance in the Land of Enchantment
Santa Fe’s Old World charm, small scale, walkable downtown, and foreign feel make it a town built for romance. A stroll around the Plaza area in historic downtown is a good start to discovering the nooks and crannies that make up the old city. Santa Fe is a food lover’s town so there are any number of places for a romantic meal –a corner table at La Boca for tapas, an outdoor table in the garden … (read more – PDF guide)
A Weekend in Santa Fe
With over 200 restaurants and countless museums, Santa Fe has developed as a destination for food and art lovers of all kinds. Events such as ArtFeast, Taste of Santa Fe, and the Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta are perfect opportunities to sample the range of art and cuisine. In addition, cooking classes to help visitors master the art of cooking with chile, the city’s most ubiquitous ingredient.
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Enchantment on a Budget
Santa Fe’s most expensive lodging is found either in the downtown Plaza area or at several resorts outside of town. But along Cerrillos Road are plenty of chain hotels, motels, and more moderately-priced accommodations. The Santa Fe Sage Inn is a good choice as it’s across the street from the Santa Fe Railyard and close to downtown as well, while being very affordable. There are plenty of inexpens… (read more – PDF guide)
Best things to do in Santa Fe
Start the day in Santa Fe with a traditional breakfast. That can be as basic as enchiladas and eggs at Tia Sophia’s to something more imaginative with chile at Café Pasqual’s. The place to start exploring the town is the Plaza. This can easily take all day but let’s say it’s a morning’s worth. Wandering around the several square blocks radiating from the Plaza reveals some of the city’s history a… (read more – PDF guide)
Santa Fe: Enrichment for Kids
Santa Fe offers the traveling family a enriching vacation. Instead of waiting in theme park lines, families can explore centuries old Anasazi villages. Rather than concrete there is hiking. In place of concession lines, there is authentic and delicious Mexican food. Relics of the Old West, traditional and modern Native American life, interesting art and sweeping landscapes will captivate just abo… (read more – PDF guide)
Colleges
Colleges near Santa Fe, NM
Public
Private
Public 4 year colleges
College of Santa Fe
1600 St. Michael’s Drive, Santa Fe, NM
(505) 473-6011
College Type: 4-Year
Highest Degree: Master’s
Students Enrolled: Under 1,000
Distance: 6.71
Southwest Acupuncture College – Santa Fe
1622 Galisteo Street, Santa Fe, NM
(505) 438-8884
College Type: 4-Year
Highest Degree: Master’s
Students Enrolled: Under 1,000
Distance: 6.92
St John’s College
1160 Camino Cruz Blanca, Santa Fe, NM
(505) 984-6000
College Type: 4-Year
Highest Degree: Master’s
Students Enrolled: Under 1,000
Distance: 7.69
Southwestern College
3960 San Felipe, Santa Fe, NM
(505) 471-5756 x10
College Type: 4-Year
Highest Degree: Master’s
Students Enrolled: Under 1,000
Distance: 12.03
Santa Fe Community College
6401 Richards Ave, Santa Fe, NM
(505) 428-1000
College Type: 2-Year
Highest Degree: Associate’s
Students Enrolled: 1,000 – 4,999
Distance: 11.67
Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture
83 Avan Nu Po Road, Santa Fe, NM
(505) 424-2331
College Type: 4-Year
Highest Degree: Bachelor’s
Students Enrolled: Under 1,000
Distance: 16.83
Northern New Mexico College
921 Paseo de Onate, Espanola, NM
(505) 747-2100
College Type: 4-Year
Highest Degree: Bachelor’s
Students Enrolled: 1,000 – 4,999
Distance: 17.86
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