EPWater ready to welcome full river season

EPWater ready to welcome full river season

29th February 2024 | No Comments

For the first time in years, El Paso Water will welcome a full river season beginning March 8 when Elephant Butte Reservoir opens its gates. Not since 2009, have we been close to the 60,000 acre feet of water expected this year. The scheduled allotment this year dwarfs 2023’s 38,500 acre feet. With Elephant Butte at 25% capacity, we are expecting the river season to flow through October – a full 30 weeks. This is welcome news after enduring years of severely reduced river water supply and drought cycles – such as 2021’s short 10-week season and 2013’s 12 weeks.
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Wave of Hispanic Buyers Shores Up U.S. Housing Market By Laura Kusisto and Ben Eisen Wall Street Journal

Wave of Hispanic Buyers Shores Up U.S. Housing Market By Laura Kusisto and Ben Eisen Wall Street Journal

16th July 2019 | Comments Off on Wave of Hispanic Buyers Shores Up U.S. Housing Market By Laura Kusisto and Ben Eisen Wall Street Journal

Homeownership rate for Hispanics has increased more in recent years than any ethnic group Hispanics are experiencing the largest homeownership gains of any ethnic group in the U.S., a turnaround for the population hardest hit by the housing bust that could help buoy the market for years. The homeownership rate for Hispanics has increased more during the past several years than any race or ethnic group, including whites. The rate, which hit a 50-year low in 2015, has risen 3.3 percentage points since then, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. Read more at: https://www.wsj.com/articles/wave-of-hispanic-buyers-boosts-u-s-housing-market-11563183000
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A New Survey Suggests How Much a Kitchen Remodel Might Cost You by Mitchell Parker, Houzz

A New Survey Suggests How Much a Kitchen Remodel Might Cost You by Mitchell Parker, Houzz

5th July 2018 | Comments Off on A New Survey Suggests How Much a Kitchen Remodel Might Cost You by Mitchell Parker, Houzz

A New Survey Suggests How Much a Kitchen Remodel Might Cost You It’s a good starting point, but the true cost will depend on regional and other factors Many things in life can be boiled down to one central concern: What’s this going to cost me? When it comes to remodeling a kitchen, the answer isn’t always straightforward. The size of your space, the scope of work involved, your DIY abilities, the quality of materials you choose and even your geographic location all play a part. But if you’re going into it blind, a new study from Houzz, which surveyed more
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US home prices march upward as buyers fight over low supply by Christopher Rugaber AP News

US home prices march upward as buyers fight over low supply by Christopher Rugaber AP News

27th June 2018 | Comments Off on US home prices march upward as buyers fight over low supply by Christopher Rugaber AP News

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. home prices rose in April from a year earlier, lifted by bidding wars in many cities where would-be buyers fought over a sparse supply of homes. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city home price index moved up 6.6 percent from a year earlier, led by outsize gains in Seattle, Las Vegas and San Francisco. All three cities showed double-digit increases. Prices rose even as home sales fell and mortgage rates climbed. Sales of existing homes dropped in April and May and are now running 3 percent below their year-ago level. Fewer homes are available — the supply
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