Showcasing the finest new homes designed, built and decorated during the past year for this judged competition attracting tens of thousands of spectators, the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association sponsors each summer its annual blockbuster event, Haciendas: A Parade of…
January, 2006: The Robb Report – COLLECTION Home All-Stars / Mexico
June, 2005: Robb Report Worth – Wealth in Perspective The Private Resort Home Market / An Investment Outlook
Real Estate section features classic, architecturally significant Santa Fe estate represented by Chris Webster, Associate Broker, Sotheby’s International Realty. July / August 2004: Western Interiors and Design Old Pecos Trail: John Gaw Meem, Circa 1960, Santa Fe, New Mexico
“Santa Fe offers a timeless, soothing environment. The lifestyle found here has no equal or superior.” – Chris Webster Spring 2004: Luxury Living Enchanting Santa Fe This magical mountain getaway combines small town charm, exquisite landscape and rich culture.
Chris Webster’s professional activities as a real estate broker with Sotheby’s International Realty are described relative to wardrobe and fashion. Real Estate Executive Blue Jeans, Reptiles and Turquoise
The architecturally significant Territorial Estate designed by John Gaw Meem on Old Pecos Trail in Santa Fe, New Mexico USA is beautifully photographed and reviewed. Winter 2004: Estates West – The Showcase for Luxurious Living Santa Fe Fabulous
THE BEST – Architects, Brokers, Builders, Developers, and Interior Designers of the West Anniversary Issue 2002 Estates West – The Showcase for Luxurious Living The A List: A Resource for Luxury Living
“(John) Crosby (Santa Fe Opera Founder) was ingenious, in my opinion, in how he commanded the siting (of Casas de San Juan) to preserve total virgin landscape vistas from the opera house.” – Chris Webster Jan. / Feb. 2002: Santa…
“It’s not jazzy or nouveau riche,” says Christopher Webster of Sotheby’s International Realty. “These are the people who have been here for some time. This is the real stuff.” October 2001: Santa Fean Upper Canyon Road Keeps Santa Fe’s Secrets
