Where We Take Calls Around Albuquerque
CoverageThe metro, both sides of the river, and over the mountain.
Each page covers what we hear about in that part of the metro: valley barns and adobe, foothill pack rats, older houses in town, cabins east of the Sandias.
- North Valley
- Big lots, old adobe and ranch homes, ditches and the bosque along the Rio Grande north of downtown.
- Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
- A small village of large lots, fields and old estates along Rio Grande Blvd in the North Valley.
- Corrales
- A Sandoval County village on the west bank of the Rio Grande with acequias, fields and the bosque.
- Rio Rancho
- Subdivisions on the mesa west of the river, many backing onto open desert and vacant lots.
- East Mountains
- Cabins and rural homes east of the Sandias, from Cedar Crest and Tijeras out to Edgewood.
- Northeast Heights
- The big postwar side of town between the middle of the city and Tramway Blvd.
- Sandia Foothills and North Albuquerque Acres
- Homes along Tramway, in Glenwood Hills and Sandia Heights, and on the big lots of North Albuquerque Acres.
- Nob Hill and the University Area
- 1925 to 1950 houses, rentals near UNM and the Route 66 storefronts along Central Avenue.
- South Valley
- The unincorporated valley south of the city, with irrigation ditches, gardens and older homes.
- West Side and West Mesa
- Neighborhoods on the West Mesa, along the escarpment and Petroglyph National Monument.