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Though home value is rising steadily in Santa Fe, there is also a decline in the number of homes being sold. To illustrate, the estimated average home value in February 2009 was $443,370, an improvement from the $200,000 estimated average home value reported in December 2008. However, during the same month, only one house was reportedly sold. There are about 32,815 households in Santa Fe, majority of them homeowners while a smaller number rent the place the live in, spending $928 a month on the average. Home vacancy in Santa Fe is 6%. Currently, there are 590 properties being sold in the market, composed largely of resale though newly constructed homes and foreclosed properties are also available. It takes an estimated 89 days for a home to be listed and then taken out of the market. Because of its steady growth and agreeable weather, a lot of people are considering relocating into Santa Fe, including a good number of retirees. The high inventory of homes for sale in the city provides a lot of opportunities and choices for potential home buyers.

Santa Fe, New Mexico - The City Different

Santa Fe is the capital of the state of New Mexico and is also the county seat of Santa Fe County. It is considered the fourth largest city in the state and has an estimated population of 72,100. Majority of the city's residents are Whites though there are significant communities of Native Americans Asians, Latinos, and other ethnic groups. One of the largest industries in the city is tourism, with the presence of numerous attractions within city limits and in surrounding areas. The research sector also has a significant economic impact on Santa Fe, as it is located close to the Los Alamos National Laboratory. However, the state government is considered the largest employer in the area. The city also has large health care, manufacturing, and high technology industries that contribute to its growth and development. There are several institutions of higher education in Santa Fe, such as the College of Santa Fe, St. John's College, the Institute of American Indian Arts, the Santa Fe Community College, and Southwestern College.

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