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Santa Fe Housing Inventory Increases with New Development Projects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 10
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Construction in Santa Fe is continuing, with several new housing projects entering the inventory. Realty Capital Residential, a company based in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, broke ground on The Piñon at Cerrillos, a development involving 194 units. This project is a partnership between Realty Capital Residential and Northlake Development Group. Future projects, including Art House apartments and Zia Flats apartments, are expected to add over 500 units to the city's inventory over the next year and a half.

From santafenewmexican.com

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The influx of units adds to the existing housing supply in Santa Fe. This new inventory may exert downward pressure on the rental market, which could help temper rent increases. The city previously saw 1,100 units open approximately a year ago.

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  • Santa FeCity whose housing market is affected by new construction and inventory increases.

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