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Are you in the picture?
You could be one of the hundreds of guests whose pictures are posted in the Rancho Viejo Family Festival Photo Gallery taken at the opening of La Entrada this summer.
Click here to see pictures of Santa Feans enjoying BBQ, pony rides, roping lessons, face painting and games while celebrating the opening of the newest Village within Rancho Viejo.
Hundreds of people could be found strolling through a new model home complex with five fully decorated models throughout the day-long celebration.
Nearly 100 children received new helmets at a Bike Safety Rodeo presented by CHRISTUS St. Vincent’s Regional Medical Center.
And dozens of children decorated get well cards for the patients at St. Vincent’s Regional Medical Center. Stop by the La Entrada model home complex at any time to give your children the opportunity to decorate pre-printed Get Well cards and bring cheer those in the hospital.
Plans Under Way for 11th Annual Rancho Viejo Run
This 5K and 10K race draws hundreds of participants who race along a course that weaves its way through the scenic Rancho Viejo community every August.
See pictures of the 10th Annual Rancho Viejo Run here. Both runners and walkers enjoy several miles of the paved trails, community parks and rolling landscape throughout Rancho Viejo with finish line and after-race festivities in the Central Plaza.
Proceeds from the event benefit The Academy for Technology and the Classics Charter School located within Rancho Viejo that provides education for children in grades 7–12.
To enter your name on a contact list to be notified when you can sign-up for the 2009 Rancho Viejo Run, go to tcrproductions.com.
Community school under construction at Rancho Viejo
A new K-6 community school is under construction just a few blocks away from the Central Plaza in the heart of Rancho Viejo. Scheduled to open for the fall semester of 2010, the school will initially host grades K-6 and will grow to K-8.
The Santa Fe Public School District hosted a groundbreaking ceremony in September.
This school will join a comprehensive array of academic options already available within Rancho Viejo, providing education for every level from pre-kindergarten through high school, and from Santa Fe Community College to the Institute of American Indian Arts.
La Entrada Family Festival at Rancho Viejo
Thanks to all that attended the La Entrada Family Festival at Rancho Viejo. Check out some of the photos!
SFAR Annual Realtor's Picnic
Date: Friday, September 12, 2008
Location: Rancho Viejo Windmill Ridge Park
Time: 4:00pm to 7:30pm
Hosted by SFAR Affiliate Committee
Food, Drinks, Door Prizes, Fun for the Entire Family
Music by Strange Brew
Rancho Viejo de Santa Fe, Inc. is now SunCor New Mexico, Inc.
Santa Fe, NM – A New Mexico builder that has spent its first 10 years in Santa Fe doing business as Rancho Viejo de Santa Fe, Inc. is entering 2008 doing business under a new name: SunCor New Mexico, Inc.
The name change reflects a growing commitment that company leadership is making to doing business throughout New Mexico.
“When we started the company, our vision was to create a master planned community in Santa Fe County and not expand beyond our project at Rancho Viejo,” said Isaac Pino, president of SunCor New Mexico, Inc.
“During the past several years, as we have been successful in the Santa Fe area, we have been invited to explore other opportunities throughout New Mexico,” Pino added. “Today, we are also looking into projects in Albuquerque, Las Cruces and other areas of the state. As such, we felt that it made sense to proceed with business using a name that would be identified with the entire state and not only Santa Fe.”
SunCor New Mexico, Inc. Completes First Solar Home in Rancho Viejo Community
Santa Fe, NM – A New Mexico builder is sowing the seeds of technology that will make adding solar heating and cooling options to new home construction easier and more cost effective than ever.
SunCor New Mexico, Inc., the residential home builder developing the 10,000 acre Rancho Viejo community just south of Santa Fe, is creating new solar options for homebuyers who desire to take advantage of cost savings and federal tax credits.
The south side Santa Fe community developer recently completed construction of a new house with a solar heating and cooling option that is as easy for buyers to choose as the color of carpet.
“We are committed to being at the front end of what could become a solar revolution at Rancho Viejo,” said Isaac Pino, president of SunCor New Mexico, Inc. “For the first time in New Mexico, a major developer is making solar power an option that’s as easy to order as fixtures, flooring or a two-car garage.”