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High Desert: High Desert is located east of Tramway Blvd between Spain Blvd and Academy Blvd. This is where my mother resides in her retirement years. She shares the community with other polished retirees, active executives, and some of the area's most well-to-do peoples. It is considered one of the most shi-shi areas of the city where you can have newer construction yet be in a very convenient northeast location on the foothills of the great Sandia Mountains (which also means VIEWS!). The homeowner's association includes landscaping of medians and pathways, security patrols, enforcement of covenants, and maintenance of the gorgeous park. The master plan of High Desert incorporated wilderness intermixed with the residences crowned by nature hiking and biking trails at the base of the Sandias. Homes here range from the $300s to roughly $3 million. 

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You leave the closing feeling really good about the way your agent handled the sale of your home. It was priced well, and by following your real estate agent's advice on how to show your home to its best advantage, you sold it quickly. The agent followed up with the lender and the appraiser to make sure that everything went smoothly and that small problems didn't become big ones. You had heard stories from friends about their stressful moves, and you are relieved and happy that you were spared any serious mix-ups. How do you say "Thanks for a job well done" to your agent?

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Sean & Christine Remington, REALTOR®, real estate agent and broker for Rio Rancho, Corrales and Albuquerque, New Mexico home listings, property and land for sale - NUMBER1EXPERT

Sean & Christine Remington
Prudential Sandia Real Estate

6739 Academy NE, Suite 200
Albuquerque, NM 87109
Sean: 505-307-4006
Christine: 505-977-2004
Fax: 888-291-7121
Sean's Email: Sean@SeanRemington.com
Christine's Email: ChristineRNM@gmail.com

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