Eastern New Mexico is slowly turning a deeper shade of green. By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

Green is slowly marching Eastward over our state. Green building practices have been boasted about for years in Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Cruces. But in the East, where dairy cattle outnumber prairie dog lovers and talk of "Green" practices still brings to mind hippies, Californians, and tree huggers, consumers and

Summer on the High Plains By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

The 97 degree day we had today made me think of Summer and I thought I would make a list of the things I enjoy most about Summertimes in Eastern New Mexico.
15 Things I love about Clovis in the Summertime:
•1. Even if the daytime temp reaches 100 degrees, every

Bouncing in a Clovis Bubble By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

Well, while the rest of the world sits and waits for housing to recover, for the swine to recover, for the banks to recover, Clovis, New Mexicois bouncing along like several other small pockets of life in this big world.
We are in a unique situation because of growth at Cannon

The 24 Hour House By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

The 24 Hour House
It has been a wild week.
Ive written 7 offers, had an unhappy customer for one of the first times in my 6 year career, been in 2 multiple offer situations (which caused the unhappy customer who didnt want competition) accepted two counters and almost

Real Estate Trends in Clovis, NM By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

After reading the top6 fadsthat are "out"according to consumer surveys atthe international home builders show in Las Vegas http://styledstagedsold.blogs.realtor.org/?p=273 I thought I would give some insight on what buyers want in their newest Clovis Home.
1. Color - Nothing crazy but white walls are "out" in Clovis. Most builders are going

Changes Coming to Clovis, NM By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

Thanks to the large number of Military moving to the area and our growth in general some good changes are being looked at according to our mayor. I found out in a recent meeting of the Clovis Board of Realtors that the city is looking for more green spaces, walking and

Volunteer in Clovis By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

This is from an article on the Cannon AFB Website. Very great info for those looking for somewhere to help out in CLovis. -
I Would like to Add Matt 25 to this list. It is a great charity that is focused on rebuilding lives. For more info please call 763-4400

New Faces in Clovis! By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

Busy month in Clovis. We have had 83 new listings, 83 Price changes,72 listings sold and 66 residential listings in Clovis are under contract.
In the past week we have had 19 new listings, 20 price changes, and 14 listings sold. Of those sold 6 were bought with VA loans, 3

Small Town Living By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

Well, I just got home from the movies with my family and living in the small town of Clovis, NM I thought we could go out to the movies on a Sunday evening and it wouldn't be too full. The movie had been out a week already, not a new release,

August 15, 2008 - September 15, 2008 Market Report for Clovis, NM By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

August 15, 2008 - September 15, 2008 Market Report for Clovis, NM
Closed home sales in Clovis, New Mexico:
Therewere44 home sales closed in Clovis, NM from August 15th - September 15th.List Prices ranged from $35,000 to $355,200.Closed Sales Prices ranged from $35,000 to $332,500.
Average list price for these

10 Reasons to be glad you live in Clovis, NM. By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

In the wake of a slow week in Real estate.... I think everyone took a breath after school got started and we are all in preparation for the next wave of transferees from parts unknown....I thought I would make a list of reasons to be glad you are in Clovis.
1.Clovis

Are we overpriced in Clovis? By: Katharine Fly (Weichert Realtors, The 505 Group)

I deal with many people being transferred to Clovis, New Mexico and the comment I hear most is "Wow- Clovis is overpriced. Dont the people in Clovis know that they are more expensive than the houses in Lubbock, Amarillo, or Dallas?"
So Id like to give you a few reasons to