Relocate to Santa Fe

Creativity and innovation are at the heart of doing business in Santa Fe. Perhaps nowhere else in the world has our unique combination of world-class art and cutting-edge science, which makes thinking outside the box a way of life.

Los Alamos National Lab is less than an hour away, which adds to the extensive pool of talented, educated people who have always chosen to live here.

Santa Fe has 21st-century infrastructure nestled within a traditional small-town atmosphere. The quality of life is extremely high, as is the caliber of businesses here. As an international destination, Santa Fe is well-known and is within an hour of a major airport.

Costs are comparatively low for doing business in Santa Fe. Both the local and State governments offer significant incentives.

We’re here to address individual location needs, provide incentive analysis, and answer any questions.

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Business Climate

The government of the City and County of Santa Fe is committed to growing strong, innovative businesses. Officials are accessible, friendly, and willing to work with businesses toward initiatives that benefit the community.

The Economic Development Division for the City of Santa Fe works to promote business development and expansion. Specifically, the team is focused on cultivating a strong, well-prepared workforce, helping companies locate or expand their operations in Santa Fe, and on developing sites and infrastructure to support the needs of businesses. Economic Development also provides businesses with a variety of technical assistance and facilitates access to the State’s numerous financial incentives.

Real Estate

Link to commercial and residential real estate, including commercial lease listing and an overview of Santa Fe Neighborhoods.

Healthcare

In 2008, Santa Fe was cited as one of the nation’s healthiest towns to live in, according to the AARP. Among the highlights are clean air, healthy, locally grown food, excellent doctors, and a vibrant healing arts community.

“Santa Fe [is] a healthy place in which to live and retire, too. Its rates of diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol are among the lowest in the country, in part because of a city-funded health campaign aimed at older residents. In addition to offering a 268-bed hospital, it has easy access to specialists in nearby Albuquerque. Santa Fe is teeming with alternative medicine specialists who graduated from the local University of Natural Medicine or the New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts.”

Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center was established in 1865. It has 268 licensed beds and 300 staff physicians representing 22 medical specialties. It has the only Level III Trauma Center in Northern New Mexico. For more information, visit www.stvin.org

The Cancer Institute of New Mexico is the state’s newest and most advanced cancer care facility. At the Institute, community-based physicians are able to integrate medical oncology, radiation oncology, diagnostic imaging, clinical research, and administrative support in a single patient-care facility.

Other medical facilities include:

Ultimed Urgent Care (505) 989-8707 www.ultimed.net
Concentra Medical Center (505) 438-9402
Lovelace Health Systems (505) 995-2400

Infrastructure