Christopher Webster III is a second-generation Santa Fe real estate broker and an Associate Broker with Webster Estates at Sotheby’s International Realty. Licensed in New Mexico for more than 20 years, he advises buyers and sellers across Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico, with a practice spanning luxury residential properties, historic homes, land, development, investment real estate, and commercial properties.
Christopher grew up inside the family real estate practice founded by his father, Chris Webster, in Santa Fe in 1976. Chris built Christopher Webster Real Estate into a leading Sotheby’s International Realty affiliate, and in 1998 Sotheby’s acquired the affiliate brokerage—the first acquisition of an affiliate company in the network’s history. That legacy gave Christopher an early education in the architecture, neighborhoods, relationships, and long view required to represent meaningful Santa Fe properties well.
For sellers, Christopher combines market judgment with an understanding of architecture, design, provenance, and presentation to position a property clearly and introduce it to the people most likely to recognize its value. For buyers, he looks beyond price and square footage to help clients understand setting, construction, neighborhood, long-term potential, and how a property can support the life they want to build in Santa Fe.
His real estate perspective is informed by work across fine art, fashion, design, publishing, and cultural life. Christopher is a founder of W Department and Webster Collection, and a principal and publisher of Leading Estates of the World. He also produced the Broadway musical Xanadu, which received four Tony Award nominations. These pursuits reflect a consistent interest in place, discernment, and the relationship between exceptional objects and the environments people create around them.
Today, Christopher works as part of the multigenerational Webster Estates team at Sotheby’s International Realty. His approach is personal, candid, and grounded in long-term relationships: listening carefully, giving direct advice, and remaining a resource well beyond a closing.
