Four Communities, One Team
Albuquerque, Los Ranchos, Corrales and Rio Rancho each build differently. Lot sizes, rules and permits change at the line, and we know where those lines are.
Choosing Where to Build
If your first-choice location won’t work for your plans, Stephanie can point you to a neighboring community that will.
Building in Albuquerque means planning around infill lots, foothill sites and city permits, and it is very much possible. Rio Rancho has more open land, and it is our main area for barndominiums. Corrales and Los Ranchos trade city convenience for valley lots and village rules.
At a Glance
How the Four Areas Compare
Albuquerque
Building in Albuquerque is different from building on open acreage, and it is very much possible. The lot, the plan and the permit path matter more in the city, and that is where a builder and a broker on one team earn their keep.
Building in AlbuquerqueRio Rancho
Rio Rancho gives you room to spread out. It is our main area for barndominiums and a strong choice for a custom home with room around it.
Building in Rio RanchoCorrales
Corrales has protected its rural character for decades. Building here means room to breathe, and a few village rules worth knowing before you draw a single line.
Building in CorralesLos Ranchos
A village of its own in Albuquerque’s North Valley, with green fields, old cottonwoods and lavender, and the rest of the city close by.
Building in Los Ranchos
Your Home Should Reflect the Way You Live
Let’s Start With Your Vision
A few quick questions about your land, plans, budget and timeline. We read every answer ourselves before we meet.