SantaFeProperties.com MLSNumber: 201006035 Property Type: Residential Price: 5000 Beds: 3 Baths: 3 Sq. Ft.: 2328 Number of Acres: 0.50 City: Santa Fe Address: 102 W Barcelona Rd Description: Completely renovated home in South Capitol, tucked away on a quiet road between Don Gaspar and Galisteo. All that remains of the original house are the outer adobe walls and the Santa Fe ambience! Views? both mountain and sunset! The interior of the house shows great attention to design detail, with no steps to trip you up. A beautiful, level half-acre lot provides daily pleasure with all sorts of trees, flowers, grasses, birds – and the spacious, sun-filled deck allows enjoyment of the grounds. The large lot permits future construction of a 1500 sq ft guest house or studio. Consider this property turn-key, completely ready for new owners. The house has been pre-inspected, plus a home-owners warranty is in place to provide confidence and comfort for the new owners. The renovation created large open contemporary spaces, nice and spacious, plus everything feels new! Located one block north of Cordova, everything in Santa Fe is accessible within minutes. In-town living at its best! For more information on this listing, please contact: Listing Agent Julia Gelbart 505-982-4466 Broker Santa Fe Properties 505-982-4466 inquiries@santafeproperties.com SantaFeProperties.com Serving the Santa Fe New Mexico Area —————————– Are you a real estate broker and want to see your …
US Steps Up Pressure on Egypt Government as Unrest Escalates in Streets Egypt, the most populous country in the Arab world, erupted in mass protests on Jan. 25, 2011, as the revolution in Tunisia earlier in the month seemed to inflame decades worth of smoldering grievances against decades of heavy-handed rule by President Hosni Mubarak. The conflict intensified after Mr. Mubarak said he would not seek reelection but refused to step down, and armed pro-government protesters attacked anti-Mubarak crowds. More than 150 people are estimated to have died in Egypt since the turmoil began, according to human rights groups. The US is stepping up its pressure on the Egyptian government in the face of opposition protests, with the Senate passing a resolution calling for a caretaker government in Egypt and the Obama administration reportedly discussing a proposal with Egyptian officials for President Mubarak to resign immediately. The latest developments come after Mubarak said earlier Thursday in an interview with ABC News that he wants to leave office now but cannot for fear the country will sink deeper into chaos. He announced earlier this week his intention to end his three-decade rule, but only after elections in September. Chaos already prevails in the streets of Cairo, where pro- and anti-government groups clashed for a second day Thursday in a central square, and further escalation is expected Friday. .خلت الأزمة السياسية فى مصر أمس، نفقاً مظلماً جديداً بعد ساعات من حالة …