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Real Estate is Personal.

Brent Jones and Brendan Bush founded FORM Santa Fe because they believe you deserve a real estate experience that leaves you feeling seen, supported, and cared for — long after the papers are signed.

Brendan was absolutely incredible to work with. I felt so taken care of as a first time home buyer.

—Leigh, Santa Fe Buyer

How FORM Came to Be

Founded in Santa Fe by two brokers who believe this work deserves a higher standard — and built a practice around proving it.

We started at Santa Fe Properties (now Corcoran Plaza Properties) around the same time, got put in the same office, and started talking. About real estate, about Santa Fe, about what we both believed this work could look like when two people with complementary skills and genuinely high standards decided to team up.

We became friends before we became partners, realizing we had a shared history and way of living that created an immediate bond. That order matters to us — because the trust we offer clients has to start somewhere, and for us it started with each other.

We saw an opportunity to redefine what buyers and sellers can expect from a real estate broker in Santa Fe. That means doing whatever it takes to present a listing at its absolute best — regardless of price point. It means hosting an open house armed with comparables, market analysis, and a paper trail to answer all possible buyer questions. It means two brokers independently running a comparative market analysis and reconciling the difference — because one analysis is an opinion, two is a conversation.

The name FORM reflects something we both feel strongly about. In architecture, form is the visible expression of structure and intention. A well-formed building doesn't happen by accident—it's the result of careful thought, the right materials, and attention to every detail.

We believe the best real estate experience is built the same way: with intention, expertise, and care evident in every decision.

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Brent Jones and Brendan Bush,
Santa Fe Real Estate Brokers

Two brokers. Different backgrounds. The same commitment to service.
Brent Jones - Santa Fe Real Estate Broker

Brent Jones

NMREC #REC20240284
[email protected]
(505) 362-9202

Before I was a real estate broker, I was a CPA. That background shaped how I think — analytically, precisely, and always with an eye on the details that other people can miss. I spent 24 years as a real estate agent in Denver before relocating to Santa Fe, seeking a more sustainable pace of life. One thing that remains consistent between these two markets: every client's situation is unique, and deserves my full attention and energy.

I'm a straight talker and a high-energy advocate for my clients. I'll tell you what I think, push hard for what you deserve, and never stop looking for the angle that gets you the best possible outcome.

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Brendan Bush

NMREC #REC20240907
[email protected]
(505) 619-3859

I spent 20 years in digital marketing as a software product manager — a role that put empathetic listening at the center of everything. Understanding what people truly need, identifying their biggest challenges, and collaborating on creative, tailored solutions — that skill set wasn't left behind when I got my real estate license. It became the foundation of how I work.

My family moved to Santa Fe in 2024, choosing it deliberately — drawn by the light, the landscape, and a city that felt exactly like where we were supposed to be. That's the same intentionality I bring to every client relationship. This work, for me, has never been about transactions. It's about showing up fully for people navigating one of the biggest decisions of their lives — and making sure they feel that I'm working with them, not for them.

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What it’s like to work together

Featured Santa Fe Properties

A selection of active listings and recent sales represented by FORM Santa Fe.
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Thoughtful takes on Santa Fe real estate, modern living, and the forces shaping our local market
Luxury Pueblo Revival home with native landscaping in the Santa Fe foothills

Santa Fe’s Housing Market Is Balanced—But Not at Every Price Point

By Brendan Bush | September 28, 2026

If you are thinking about selling a home in Santa Fe, you may have heard conflicting descriptions of the market. Some indicators suggest balance. Others suggest buyers are firmly in control. Both can be true. The Santa Fe County residential market overall was neutral in August 2026, with 4.6 months of inventory. But among homes […]

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Two Santa Fe Homes Can Look Similar on Paper. That Doesn’t Mean They’re Comparable.

By Brendan Bush | September 24, 2026

Three bedrooms. Two bathrooms. About 2,000 square feet. Similar asking prices. On a listing portal, two Santa Fe homes can look remarkably comparable. In person, they may have almost nothing in common. That is one of the challenges—and one of the interesting parts—of buying real estate in Santa Fe. Our housing stock spans different eras, […]

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From Seed to State Symbol: The History of Chile in New Mexico

By Brendan Bush | September 21, 2026

In late summer and early fall, there are few surer signs of the season in New Mexico than the smell of green chile roasting. You find it outside grocery stores, at farmers markets, along roadsides and drifting through neighborhoods as people bring home sacks of freshly harvested chile. That aroma is so closely associated with […]

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