Nob Hill is made up of 6 residential additions, five of which are listed as historic districts in the NM and National Registers; the 1916 University Heights, 1926 Monte Vista and College View Historic District  ,1925 Granada Heights, and 1945 Broadmoor Addition.

New Mexico offers state income tax credits in the amount of 50% of the cost of approved work to owners of historic structures who accomplish rehabilitation of qualifying properties.

A property must be considered contributing to one of the above historic districts listed in the NM Register of Cultural Properties. or individually listed (very rare). The property may be a personal residence or income-producing property such as an apartment, office, or business.

In the Monte Vista and College View Historic District 702 of the 859 houses were classified as contributing when the district was nominated to the NM and National Registers. Percentages are similar in the other historic districts in Nob Hill. See if your house is a contributing structure.

Contributing houses qualify to display a plaque like this one.

Nearly 100 neighbors in Nob Hill have used the NM 50% Tax Credit Program. Approved projects have included new roofing, modernizing electrical and plumbing systems, refinishing wood floors, replacing water and sewer yard lines to and into the street, and replacing heating and cooling systems. Don’t forget to include a NM Register plaque!

Work must be approved before it is performed! Call Matt Saionz at the NM Historic Preservation Division, (505) 827-4040 or email him at matt.saionz@dca.nm.gov

The remaining residential addition in Nob Hill , 1931 Mesa Grande Addition is eligible for listing.

Contact theBoard@NobHill-NM.com for information.