Joshua Price

Biography

Josh is a family man born right here in Albuquerque, NM. At the age of ten Josh’s father moved the family away and they spent the next eight years moving up and down the east coast from North Carolina to up-state New York. Josh has always felt that this time in his life gave him a love for people and interaction with them, as he was fortunate to see so much of our country and its people. After graduating high school in Houston, TX, Josh returned to Albuquerque to assist with his ailing grandparents. Josh’s grandmother was a fervent lover of the Sandia’s, the culture of the southwest, and the city of Albuquerque and she worked hard to instill this love in Josh. While helping with his grandparents he landed a job with the Chili’s corporation as a corporate trainer. Over the next three years Josh traveled the country and helped to open and train staffs for more than thirty restaurants. This experience allowed Josh to see all of our beautiful country and to meet many wonderful people from all walks of life. At twenty-three Josh decided to come back to Albuquerque full time to enjoy the rich culture and warm atmosphere. Since then he has bartended at and managed many of the most popular restaurants and watering holes in this fine city, including the Barley Room, the Library bar and grill, Maloney’s tavern, and most recently the Monte Vista fire station. During that time Josh attended the University of New Mexico and pursued a degree in English literature and philosophy. In March of 2015 Josh was blessed with the birth of his daughter Elva, and that following September was fortunate to marry her mother Heather Villegas whom also was an Albuquerque native and lover. From then Josh and Heather have spent most of their free time travelling this great state and showing its beauty to their children. Josh started coaching his step-son, Lucas, in baseball at Lobo little league and now presides as President of the league. The entire family are avid Chicago Cubs fans and are still floating from the joy of the 2016 world series. In the summer of 2016 Josh was offered a job by then Lobo little league President, Damon Maddox, contingent on whether he could obtain a real estate license. Josh went to work studying everything he could learn about the real estate business and property management in New Mexico. He took real estate classes, and in August of that same year, he passed the exam and received his license. Josh looks at this industry to be the future for himself and family and is overjoyed at the new life that it has afforded them. The opportunity to meet new people and help them to obtain their dreams is what it is all about for Josh as a property manager. He loves to see people look through a vacant home and imagine what could be. He loves to welcome tenants to their new homes. 

Research Interest

 Business Development