Showing posts with label Mesilla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mesilla. Show all posts

Monday, May 11, 2015

Buyer's Market in Mesilla Valley's Highway 28 Corridor

If you are thinking about buying a home or ranch in the Mesilla Valley, now is the time to do it. It is a buyer’s market for sure. I’m not sure how long that situation will last, but for now money talks.


The illustrated Highway 28 corridor from the southern edge of Mesilla down to Santa Teresa includes some of the most beautiful land and farms in Southern New Mexico, close to El Paso and Las Cruces with weather designed for growing things abundantly.

In the sample there are 41 homes and ranches available for sale. The median price is a little under $200,000 which means there are bargains available. 

As a Contrast...

Sometimes it is hard for the brain to wrap around the idea that right now in Silicon Valley, there are multiple buyers making offers over the same property. The average time on the market is 7 days. That’s what you call a seller’s market.

Of course, that is not likely to happen here because we have plenty of land and we do not have the plethora of technology centers that employ so many people. Also hard to imagine is the average price for a house in SV is somewhere north of $900,000.

Back to Reality and the Mesilla Valley ...

I’m particularly fond of an area where the houses (big beautiful ones) are lined up on a 4,000 foot runway so the pilots walk directly to their hangers and taxi out to the runway then off into the wild blue yonder!  Yes, the houses are on Highway 28 in the Mesilla Valley and I will do a feature video in the next week or so – stay tuned.

If you are looking to purchase in this area soon, make sure you have a good buyer’s agent to represent your interests. There is no cost to you and with a qualified Realtor you can (and probably will) save thousands on the transaction. 

If you don’t have one, give me a call. I will be happy to give you a tour of the area.

Gary 575 520-5515

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

I know there is a lot of information, pictures and video of Old Mesilla, but it does ooze charm and I can't help but shoot a little video of the old town plaza. For those that have not been here,  the video below is a 4 minute drive around the plaza and a couple of side streets.

Old Mesilla in New Mexico



If you are close by - stop and see Joyce over at Cafe de Mesilla.  Next week I'm thinking a little wine might be fun - we have several vineyards, lets check em out....

Monday, April 6, 2015

Mesilla Valley's Cafe de Mesilla

A great little cafe in Mesilla, NM serving Mexican breakfasts all day from 8 to 4. When in Mesilla stop by and see Joyce. Get a great cup of coffee and see what's cooking for lunch.



Joyce has a pond in the back so the kids can go fishing - see the video for details

Since I'm a superstitious kind of guy, I always pat Pink Floyd on the head when entering or leaving Cafe de Mesilla.



Cafe De Mesilla
2190 Avenida de Mesilla
on Historic Old Highway 28
Mesilla, New Mexico 88046
575 524-0000  (yes that's right four zeros)

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Sanctuary, a very nice development in Mesilla Valley, NM

On my many trips from to Las Cruces, I venture by the Sanctuary which is a small development right off of Highway 28 just south of Mesilla or about 3 miles from Las Cruces.


There is something about it that grabs my eye each time I pass by. This weekend I will take a video trip through the Sanctuary and show some of the unique architecture this place has to offer. Stay tuned.  Also I found this great little cafe in Mesilla that makes the best latte's in town - or so she says. I will see if we can get her to say a little about her place on the next blog..

Until this weekend ---

Sunday, March 22, 2015

Mesilla Valley preparing for Spring

Wow, 80 degrees today and the trees and meadows are beginning to blossom. Usually this time of year we get some pretty good winds, but we have not had that so far. The farmers are making the most of the good weather and their fields are getting ready for the planting season.



Preparing fields
Higher on the mesa, the chaparral and other desert vegetation is reaching for the sun.

Organ Mountains from a distance
Traveling through the small villages we find old and new construction methods typical for this part of the country. Below is an apartment complex in the small village of La Mesa 

La Mesa apartments