Interested in buying a new home for sale in Albuquerque, New Mexico? We’ve taken the liberty of compiling several home builders in Albuquerque that we feel you should take a look at first. For additional information about any of the builders listed below, click on the link to each of their websites to learn more.
New Homes by Sky View Homes
Sky View Homes provides new homes in Albuquerque that are considered custom homes, by many, at single-family home prices. Locate a new home, by Sky View Homes, in one of their two New Mexico communities from the mid-$300s. New communities are located at Andalucia in Albuquerque, and Vista Manzano in Rio Rancho. For more information, visit Sky View Homes’ website or call (505) 828-9900.
New Homes by Scott Patrick Homes
For high-end custom homes, Scott Patrick Homes cannot be beat. These luxurious homes for sale are located in Albuquerque and pricing begins in the upper-$700s. Visit Scott Patrick Homes in The Wilderness, or Scott Patrick Homes at El Bosque at Andalucia to discover luxury living at its finest. To find out more about New Mexico’s premiere luxury home builder, to go Scott Patrick Homes online or call (505) 823-1053.
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I have always admired the architecture in New Mexico. Many of the builders in Central Texas have tried to imitate or utilize the New Mexicican or southwestern style of archtecture and color schemes. It is very warm and welcoming for a family’s day to day living lifestyles.
I just attended the 2008 GREEN Real Estate Conference in Denver and had the pleasure of traveling through New Mexico on the way back to Austin. We stayed at a KOA outside of Santa Fe and enjoyed eating green chili stew and fishing. I just sold a GREEN home in Leander, near Austin, that was Southwestern/New Mexico influenced. Made of ICF (Insulated Concrete Panel constuction, ex. Rastra), it had a stucco exterior. Our juniper enhanced Hill Country reminds me of New Mexico.
Nice post, It is so nice to have basically a directory like you have created here. The style of many of these homes is quite nice as well.
It is true that the trend of homes in New Mexico is very unique…
That is nice of you to have resources for home builders in certain locations to have internet users be able to look for certain home developments and home builders who build the type of homes that they would like.
My Uncle used to live in Los Cruces, a suburb of Albuquerque. He went back recently and couldn’t believe the growth there.
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For the high end home onwer take a look at infrared imaging.
Infrared will become standard on new home purchases during the home inspection in the next few years.
NM is beautiful. Perfect weather with 4 seasons, at the right altitude. Plus no humidity like the midwest.