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CJ Vigil & Associates, Inc. Phone # (505)-992-0380
Angela Chavez Phone # (505)-471-7890
Mallow & Associates Phone # (501)-817-0023
Santa Fe Appraisal Group, Inc. (505)982-1801 Phone # (505)-982-1801
Professions Unlimited, Inc. Phone # (505)-461-2100
Jay Carr Appraisal Service Phone # (505)-883-5313
Lord Appraisals Phone # (505)-823-1742
The Barker Group Phone # (505)-469-3974
Van Amburg Appraisals Phone # (505)-861-3055
Thomson's Appraisals & Inspections Phone # (505)-771-0044
Santa Fe Quick Facts
Population 62,203 (Males: 29,758 (47.8%), Females: 32,445 (52.2%)) Elevation: 6989 feet Land area: 37.3 square miles Median resident age: 39.8 years Median household income: $40,392 Median house value: $182,800
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