Every good guide to Old Town Albuquerque starts where the city itself started. Founded in 1706 by Spanish settlers along the banks of the Rio Grande, Old Town is Albuquerque’s original neighborhood. And more than 300 years later, it’s still the cultural heart of the… Read More
Hakes Brothers is proud to be recognized as a 2026 AvidCX Award winner, with our San Antonio and Albuquerque divisions each earning a Benchmark Award for exceptional homeowner satisfaction. Adding to the celebration, two Hakes Brothers ProjectSupers earned individual AvidCX Awards: Jacob Horton in San… Read More
Spring is one of Albuquerque’s finest seasons: mild highs in the mid-60s, big blue skies, and a city brimming with festivals, outdoor adventures, and cultural energy. Whether you’re a longtime Duke City resident or thinking about planting roots here, here’s your guide to making the most of Albuquerque this… Read More
Hakes Brothers is excited to introduce a new collection of new homes within the established Lomas Encantadas subdivision in Rio Rancho. This sought-after neighborhood is known for its scenic views of the Sandia Mountains and convenient access to highways, recreation, and everyday amenities. A… Read More
Hakes Brothers now offers The Trails at El Cerro, a beautiful new home community in Los Lunas, New Mexico. Just minutes from Interstate 25, this neighborhood combines scenic views and easy access to Albuquerque with thoughtfully designed single-story homes. Four Spacious Floor… Read More
Hakes Brothers proudly introduces Spanish Walk, a boutique enclave of just seventeen single story new homes located in Albuquerque’s scenic North Valley near Los Ranchos. Known for its tree-lined streets, green farmland, and peaceful, established neighborhoods, this area offers a unique blend of rural charm… Read More
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