Get to Know
Bunny Terry
I’m Bunny Terry — a proud native New Mexican, born and raised in Quay County in the northeastern corner of the state. After years of dreaming about making Santa Fe my home, I finally made it a reality in 2012. And if you know Santa Fe, you know what a dream come true that really is — this place has a magic you just can’t find anywhere else.
Real estate has been a part of my life for a long time. I earned my license in 2004 and spent several years as a partner in Ute Lake Premier Properties in Logan, New Mexico, where I helped buyers and sellers with everything from $35,000 lots to $3 million ranches. I also partnered in developing Dos Rios at Ute Lake, a lakeside community built from the ground up. I learned then — and believe even more now — that every property, whether it's bare land or a luxury estate, holds someone's dream.
When I moved to Santa Fe, I brought that experience with me. I joined Keller Williams in 2014, and in 2022, I made the exciting move to Real Broker, LLC — one of the fastest-growing real estate companies in the nation. Today, I'm proud to lead a top-producing team where collaboration, kindness, and concierge-level service are at the heart of everything we do.
What sets me apart? I take the time to really listen. To understand not just what you're looking for in a home, but what you’re looking for in your life. Whether you're buying, selling, or just starting to dream, my goal is to make the process feel clear, empowering, and even a little fun.
I'm also the host of The Real Santa Fe podcast, where I get to share my love for this incredible city — talking with local artists, chefs, business owners, and everyday Santa Feans who make this such a vibrant place to live. If you’re curious about life here, it’s a great way to get an insider’s perspective (and probably fall in love with Santa Fe yourself).
So if you're ready to explore your next chapter, let's start with coffee and a conversation. I'd love the chance to hear your story — and to help you write the next part of it here in Santa Fe.
