Here is the newest market report for Andalucia de La Luz Albuquerque from 1/1/12 to 5/31/12Andalucia de La Luz is a newer community of custom and semi-custom homes located in the North West quadrant of Albuquerque. Several builders dominate this neighborhood including Scott Patrick Homes, Skyview homes and ASW.  Other custom home builders have built homes on the Eastern fringe of Andalucia in the El Bosque gated community.For a complete neighborhood profile please visit the Andalucia de La Luz neighborhood profile.Currently Andalucia de La Luz Albuquerque  is showing 9 homes actively listed for sale.Low $228,231 to a High $1,100,000.Average Price for the 9 homes $457,501Median Price of the 9 is $450,000Smallest Home @ 1,800 Sq.FtLargest Home@ 5,600 Sq.FtAverage Home Size @ 2,773 Sq.FtLo... 06/06/2012

Andalucia de La Luz in Albuquerque Market Report. Andalucia is an exceptional community of fine homes located on the west side of Albuquerque between Montano to the North and I-40 to the South.  The Andalucia community is nestled up next to the Bosque and Rio Grande river to the East and bordered by Coors Blvd to the west.  Andalucia de La Luz is a newer community primarily built by the likes of Scott Patrick and Sky View homes.   For more neighborhood information please visit Andalucia de La Luz profile page.The first quarter of 2012 has not shown any sales or pending contracts in the Andalucia community and that includes the gated community of El Bosque.  Reported below is the market report based solely on the current 11 Homes For Sale in Andalucia de La Luz Albuquerque.Low $228,231 t... 04/04/2012

If you are looking for a beautiful home site in Northwest Albuquerque, you'll want to check out El Bosque. There's a beautiful lighted fountain that welcomes you to the neighborhood. The home sites are definitely view lots. See the Sandias and the bosque in the background? El Bosque is a gated neighborhood in Northwest Albuquerque that's located off of Coors near Montano near Oxbow. Are you wondering what the word Bosque means? Bosque is the spanish word for woodlands. Read about the Rio Grande Bosque on Wikipedia. No, that's not the Rio Grande, that's one of the many acequias that are all over Albuquerque. Acequias are used for irrigation throughout the valley. This acequia runs parallel to the Rio Grande and is located right next to El Bosque. Here's a ditch head in Corrales NM. The d... 10/20/2010