- Welcome to Riowood...???
- Hewlett-Packard coming to Rio Rancho!
- It's Back! Rio Rancho Journal Ride to the Future III
- Placitas Road on Hold, For Now...
- Rio Rancho Mayor sets positive tone at State of the city address
- Rio Rancho Home Prices and Sales Data
- Cap on Property Values Lifted When House Sells
- Pro Football coming to New Mexico
- Top Real Estate Markets in 2008
- Albuquerque Area Photos.
Welcome to Riowood...???
Hewlett-Packard coming to Rio Rancho!
It's Back! Rio Rancho Journal Ride to the Future III
From: www.Rio-Rancho-Land.com
I have participated in this tour in years past and have enjoyed it immensely. If you have any interest whatsoever in the future and direction of Rio Rancho you should try to attend. This will be a good chance to see the vision of the new Mayor and city manager. Hope to see you there - Tego
Click here for the details... The Official Site of Rio Rancho, NM: "On Friday, June 20th the Rio Rancho Journal and City of Rio Rancho will be conducting a guided bus tour of the city. This event is free, but space is limited." Rio Rancho NM Real Estate
Placitas Road on Hold, For Now...
This road would be great for North Rio Rancho residents that need to travel to the East mountains. Also, it will be a way for people that live in the East mountains to travel to Rio Rancho and the Northern Albuquerque area (say... to come to an event at the Santa Ana star center). I Hope the County and the BLM get it figured out quickly.
Here is the story... ABQjournal West_News: Brakes Put on Placitas Road: "Sandoval County staff will postpone any plans for a new road to serve the Placitas area until, at the earliest, the Bureau of Land Management completes its land-use planning for the area, according to Sandoval County spokesman Gayland Bryant." Rio Rancho Real Estate
Rio Rancho Mayor sets positive tone at State of the city address

We are thrilled to see how the new mayor of Rio Rancho has really hit the ground running. Over the past few years there has been quite a bit of turmoil in the city management and it's nice to see Mayor Swisstack pushing to get things going again. I feel that in the past year the city has been in a lull but with the new administration in place things should really start picking up with the many projects that need to get done. It's going to be difficult for the city to put together cohesive master plans because of the antiquated planting. But so far I give the mayor kudos for setting positive tone and really trying to move the city forward. Tego
Here's a summary from the Observer article... The Observer Online: "Mayor Tom Swisstack gives credit to the people of Rio Rancho for its growth. “It’s really because of people like you,” Swisstack told the 400 or so gathered at the NAIOP ‘State of the City’ address on Monday, “that has made Rio Rancho the fastest growing city in New Mexico.” To say that Swisstack is determined to put Rio Rancho on the map would be an understatement. He is not happy with Rio Rancho being the third largest and fastest growing city in New Mexico with 10,000 residents. Swisstack’s goal, according to his address on Monday, is for Rio Rancho to be the second largest city in New Mexico and to be aggressive in establishing economic diversity within city limits, not being content to use services available in west Albuquerque."
Rio Rancho Home Prices and Sales Data
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Cap on Property Values Lifted When House Sells
Pro Football coming to New Mexico
Rio Rancho is about to have another Pro sports team at the Santa Ana Star Center. Today was the office announcement of the New Mexico Wildcats professional football team. The Wildcats will play their home games at the Star Center, with the first home game being on April 26. I went to the Press Conference today and the excitement level was high as Rio Rancho Mayor welcomed the team and the league to New Mexico. The Team owners and League owners had great things to say about the community and felt that this was an important market for them to be in. The game play sound like it is fast paced. The AIFA owners stressed that they want to keep the game exciting and family friendly. You can see more about the game rules HERE. Here is the quote from the AIFA website… “The League will provide a dynamic style of play so unique and exciting that fans and communities not only enjoy, but desire the sport in any and all geographic area of the United States”.
Sounds fun, I can hardly wait!
Rio Rancho Mayor Mike Williams Welcomes the Wildcats and AIFA to New Mexico. Seated, from left to right... Steve Mascarenas - Wildcats GM and Co-Owner, Cathy Oliver-Mascarenas - Wildcats Co-Owner, Michael Mink - AIFA Co-Founder, John Morris - AIFA Co-Founder.
Miss New Mexico with the Wildcats Coatch, Floyd Johnson.
Top Real Estate Markets in 2008
Albuquerque Area Photos.
I have been taking lots of photos around town and wanted to show them off. Albuquerque is a beautiful place with a great variety of scenery. Mountains, Desert, and the Rio Grande... We do have quite the mix. Within one hour drive from Albuquerque you can be in the middle of a baren landscape (like being on another planet), or you can be high in the mountains with towering Ponderosa Pines. Our river and it's Bosque forest is a treasure to enjoy as well.
I sure love this place and I hope you enjoy my photos.
Tego
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