Chris Lucas

As a child, my parents bought & fixed up properties, then rented them out. An early memory is holding drywall along a stairwell as he hammered the nails, then taped the seams—it was our house in Upstate NY: a three-story 1870’s Tudor-style Queen Anne Revival Victorian with a round tower on one side. It had been used as a Skidmore College freshman dormitory. My father bought it for $70,000 & moved our family of six there in the ‘70’s. I’ve marveled at unique & interesting homes ever since.
Moving to Albuquerque after college, I lived in all quadrants of the MetroABQ, always zigzagging through neighborhoods just to see what can be seen. I became a realtor over 17 years ago & I continue to love MetroABQ real estate immensely.

I am a dedicated seven-days-a-week real estate professional — I know & love the greater MetroABQ area. My office is located in Nob Hill near the Big I —close enough to be anywhere in the city within minutes. I continually seek out the hidden gems in all areas of the city for my buyers, & I am a tireless promoter of all my listings.

Above is my childhood home in Saratoga Springs, NY, a Victorian that used to have a carriage house in the back. The Metro has these styles Victorian-era style homes, built from the mid-to-late 1800's - early 1900’s--check out the Huning Highlands & 4th Ward Historic neighborhoods…There is a wonderful ‘Folk Victorian’ property in the Silver Hills Historic Neighborhood--a rare & gorgeous three-story home in a neighborhood with some pretty impressive Bungalows, Territorial-style & Spanish Pueblo Revival properties.