Karen Boggs, Realtor

11/22/2025

Just try not to laugh!!

11/22/2025

11/21/2025

Thinking of remodeling? Check out the article from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) below.

Do you have a home-improvement project on the horizon? Whether you’re looking to renovate a home you’ve just purchased, improve the value of your home before you sell it, or just bring more joy to your life, a remodeling contractor will make the process easier, mitigate potential costly errors a...

11/20/2025

I want to express my gratitude to Austin Martin, a Santa Fe firefighter, for his assistance when my mom fell Monday night.

11/20/2025

A little history about sites in Santa Fe, read on

11/20/2025

https://youtu.be/UXBpbotJtbs?si=lUyjA_eZj1r6xDKI

Real estate agents aren't just salespeople—they're trusted advisors with a unique legal and ethical duty to protect your best interests. Unlike typical sales...

09/03/2025

Something rises out of the ashes

During excavation for One World Trade Center in 2010, a historic shipwreck was found 22 feet below street level.

Tree-ring dating revealed the ship was built around 1773, using wood from Pennsylvania, suggesting origins near Philadelphia.

The 32-foot vessel was likely a cargo ship, possibly used for trade along the East Coast before being abandoned.

Experts believe it may have been sunk intentionally as landfill to expand Manhattan’s shoreline in the early 19th century.

Artifacts like nails, iron fastenings, and animal remains were also found near the wreck, offering clues about life in colonial America.

09/02/2025

The flag will once again fly over a Sedillo overpass after the death of the custom's creator and a struggle to restore his vision.

07/30/2025

https://vimeo.com/1097638430/34209578fa

3.0 Bedroom, 2.0 Bath in Santa Fe, NM

07/03/2025

Amazing facts. History continues teaching its lessons

During excavation for One World Trade Center in 2010, a historic shipwreck was found 22 feet below street level.

Tree-ring dating revealed the ship was built around 1773, using wood from Pennsylvania, suggesting origins near Philadelphia.

The 32-foot vessel was likely a cargo ship, possibly used for trade along the East Coast before being abandoned.

Experts believe it may have been sunk intentionally as landfill to expand Manhattan’s shoreline in the early 19th century.

Artifacts like nails, iron fastenings, and animal remains were also found near the wreck, offering clues about life in colonial America.

07/01/2025

07/01/2025

With their cookie-cutter homes and white picket fences, the suburbs symbolized America's middle class post-World War II. But today, many of these residential areas are home to the country's wealthiest demographics. See which enclave took the No. 1 spot at the link below. 👇️