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Median Home Value in New Mexico, by County

Median Home Value for every county in New Mexico, ranked. The highest is Los Alamos County at $495,800 and the lowest is Harding County at $70,000.

New Mexico: $248,100 · United States: $332,700 · median county in New Mexico: $167,200

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#County Median Home Value
1Los Alamos County$495,800
2Santa Fe County$446,300
3Taos County$382,800
4Sandoval County$313,800
5Bernalillo County$292,900
6Rio Arriba County$243,700
7Lincoln County$233,200
8Valencia County$223,000
9Doña Ana County$220,800
10Eddy County$212,600
11San Juan County$193,800
12San Miguel County$188,500
13De Baca County$187,500
14Lea County$184,000
15Grant County$175,600
16Curry County$171,200
17Colfax County$167,200
18Catron County$167,000
19Otero County$162,700
20Torrance County$159,700
21Chaves County$156,400
22Sierra County$152,600
23Socorro County$137,500
24Roosevelt County$135,800
25Luna County$128,000
26Cibola County$125,400
27Union County$122,700
28Mora County$122,600
29Hidalgo County$111,000
30Guadalupe County$110,000
31Quay County$87,200
32McKinley County$78,700
33Harding County$70,000

Small populations produce wide margins: Harding County is $70,000 with a margin of error of ±$45,240. An estimate with a margin that wide should be read as a range rather than a rank.

Half of owner-occupied homes are worth more than this, half less. This is what owners estimate their home would sell for.

Source: ACS 2020-2024 5-Year Estimates, 2024.

New Mexico ranks 37th of 52 states for median home value.

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