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Florida residential Designer may move to Rio Rancho? By stephen judy

By DukeCityTimes.com on February 22, 2014 • ( 0 )

Professional building designer and real estate guru Robert Paige is contemplating about possibly purchasing land in the Rio Rancho area to build a custom 5 bedroom home?what does this mean for Rio rancho,well not only would the city of vision,gain a new resident,but it would also gain an architect that’s bringing a fresh new look and design to the area,with more than 15 years design experience Mr. Paige is well versed in the design of comfortable luxurious living,,if Paige comes to new mexico rio rancho will benefit from the design style he brings from the Florida Miami area.Paige is no new comer to new mexico having graduated from NMSU with a bachelors and UTEP with a masters he knows the area,maybe this time around hell stay and change the landscape of new mexico.

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