New Mexico Housing Market Data

In New Mexico, the median home value across 33 counties is $192,727, with a median gross rent of $904/month. Below is a full county-by-county breakdown based on the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS 2024 5-Year Estimates).

Median Home Value $192,727
Median Rent $904/mo
Owner Occupancy 74.2%
Counties 33

📈 New Mexico Price Trend (2017 → 2024)

📊 Recent Market Momentum (FHFA HPI)

FHFA House Price Index — Purchase-Only, Quarterly (2000 = 100) · Latest: 2026-Q2

💡 Year-over-Year Trend: Home prices in New Mexico fell -1.2% year-over-year as of 2026-Q2. (Source: FHFA)

📍 State Economic Snapshot

Aggregate economic and demographic indicators for New Mexico

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Employment

667,380
private-sector jobs (2025)
  • Total establishments: 59,866
BLS QCEW
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New Housing Supply

4,995
new units authorized (2025)
U.S. Census Bureau
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Net Migration

+41733
filers (2021-2022)
IRS Statistics of Income

Top 10 Most Expensive Counties in New Mexico

# County Median Home Value Median Rent Price/Rent Ratio
1 Los Alamos County $495,800 $1,375 30.0
2 Santa Fe County $446,300 $1,389 26.8
3 Taos County $382,800 $1,034 30.9
4 Sandoval County $313,800 $1,427 18.3
5 Bernalillo County $292,900 $1,144 21.3
6 Rio Arriba County $243,700 $740 27.4
7 Lincoln County $233,200 $956 20.3
8 Valencia County $223,000 $1,015 18.3
9 Doña Ana County $220,800 $934 19.7
10 Eddy County $212,600 $1,245 14.2

Top 10 Most Affordable Counties in New Mexico

# County Median Home Value Median Rent Price/Rent Ratio
1 Roosevelt County $135,800 $898 12.6
2 Luna County $128,000 $650 16.4
3 Cibola County $125,400 $759 13.8
4 Union County $122,700 $683 15.0
5 Mora County $122,600 $887 11.5
6 Hidalgo County $111,000 $814 11.4
7 Guadalupe County $110,000 $590 15.5
8 Quay County $87,200 $712 10.2
9 McKinley County $78,700 $859 7.6
10 Harding County $70,000 $1,038 5.6

All Counties in New Mexico

County Median Home Value Median Rent Owner Occupancy
Los Alamos County $495,800 $1,375 74.8%
Santa Fe County $446,300 $1,389 71.5%
Taos County $382,800 $1,034 77.6%
Sandoval County $313,800 $1,427 83.5%
Bernalillo County $292,900 $1,144 64.5%
Rio Arriba County $243,700 $740 80.0%
Lincoln County $233,200 $956 76.8%
Valencia County $223,000 $1,015 83.2%
Doña Ana County $220,800 $934 65.5%
Eddy County $212,600 $1,245 73.3%
San Juan County $193,800 $956 71.2%
San Miguel County $188,500 $823 73.1%
De Baca County $187,500 $387 71.5%
Lea County $184,000 $1,101 71.2%
Grant County $175,600 $825 75.8%
Curry County $171,200 $1,024 62.7%
Colfax County $167,200 $729 71.8%
Catron County $167,000 $736 93.8%
Otero County $162,700 $962 67.0%
Torrance County $159,700 $872 81.7%
Chaves County $156,400 $867 71.3%
Sierra County $152,600 $729 71.8%
Socorro County $137,500 $691 75.1%
Roosevelt County $135,800 $898 60.7%
Luna County $128,000 $650 70.9%
Cibola County $125,400 $759 76.1%
Union County $122,700 $683 72.4%
Mora County $122,600 $887 86.7%
Hidalgo County $111,000 $814 80.8%
Guadalupe County $110,000 $590 74.6%
Quay County $87,200 $712 71.6%
McKinley County $78,700 $859 69.8%
Harding County $70,000 $1,038 76.9%

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 2024 5-Year Estimates (2017–2024). Variables: B25077 (Median Home Value), B25064 (Median Gross Rent), B25003 (Tenure). Data collected on 2026-10-14.