Devorah Gavron
Los Alamos Real Estate in Review
Associate Broker, Prudential Los Alamos,
Los Alamos, New Mexico
(505)662-6552, or email - gavron@cybermesa.com

Why should you consider living and retiring in Los Alamos?

Los Alamos, New Mexico is one of the best kept secrets of the Rocky Mountain states. It has all the desirable amenities of a small and medium town, without the crowds, pollution, traffic and parking problems of a big city. In addition, it is just 36 miles from Santa Fe. We love it, but why take our word for it? According to an article in American City Business Journals, June 27, 2005 by G. Scott Thomas, Los Alamos County, N.M tops the list (we're number one!) of small and medium-sized havens that offer a less expensive, more relaxed alternative. It states that "Los Alamos also is No. 1 in separate quality-of-life rankings confined to the Interior West, a seven-state section that sprawls from Canada to Mexico." According to their web page, "Affluence plays a role in the rankings, which reward counties whose residents have large incomes, big homes and college degrees. But high scores are also given for qualities not directly related to earning power, such as racial diversity, short commuting times and the availability of affordable housing."

Another top-notch rating comes from the Colorado College "State of the Rockies" project. In its 2004 report, Los Alamos is among the top 5 healthiest counties, top 5 "most educated places", top 5 "Best Places for Art and Culture in the Rockies", top 3 "Best Places for Kids in the Rockies", and gets an overall A+ "Final Grade"!

In its 2005 report, Los Alamos was ranked top of the "Non-Metro Creative Counties" in the Rockies, Top micropolitan area for "Civic Engagement", and top for "Overall Social Capital". In 2006 Los Alamos gets a grade of A for "Nurturing the Youth".

Education is another paramount consideration: In 2007, Newsweek named LAHS as one of the 1,000 best high schools in the U.S.A. Several graduating students have received national scholarships, and several teachers have received national awards.

Please take time to review the advantages of living in Los Alamos at our dedicated web site and see whether Los Alamos is for you. Please don't hesitate to contact me and request any information that can help you decide to come to live and retire in Los alamos!

Please call me (505-662-6552); we will sit down and visit, and find out how I can help!

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