Ranking · New Mexico

Most expensive and least expensive places in New Mexico

Las Campanas has the highest median home value of New Mexico's 138 ranked places ($1,545,800); Church Rock has the lowest ($39,100). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in New Mexico, first to fifth: Las Campanas ($1,545,800), Santa Fe Foothills ($1,172,000), Tano Road ($1,133,900), Tesuque ($849,300) and Tres Arroyos ($678,500).

Most expensive places in New Mexico, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 Las CampanasCDP $1,545,800±$151,847 2,119Santa Fe County
2 Santa Fe Foothillswithin the marginCDP $1,172,000±$129,758 779Santa Fe County
3 Tano Roadwithin the marginCDP $1,133,900±$139,203 1,586Santa Fe County
4 Tesuquewithin the marginCDP $849,300±$492,679 1,079Santa Fe County
5 Tres Arroyoswithin the marginCDP $678,500±$165,816 1,926Santa Fe County
6 Sandia Heightswithin the marginCDP $670,100±$64,047 3,160Bernalillo County
7 Arroyo Secowithin the marginCDP $603,500±$105,513 2,112Taos County
8 Eldorado at Santa Fewithin the marginCDP $591,900±$34,074 5,619Santa Fe County
9 Corraleswithin the marginvillage $571,500±$56,190 8,484Sandoval County
10 Placitas (Sandoval County)within the marginCDP $562,100±$43,233 4,223Sandoval County
11 Angel Firewithin the marginvillage $546,800±$61,595 1,170Colfax County
12 La Cienegawithin the marginCDP $517,100±$89,082 3,543Santa Fe County
13 Los Alamoswithin the marginCDP $501,800±$36,774 13,317Los Alamos County
14 White Rockwithin the marginCDP $500,700±$35,994 5,716Los Alamos County
15 Los Ranchos de Albuquerquewithin the marginvillage $492,400±$100,153 5,790Bernalillo County
16 Picacho Hillswithin the marginCDP $456,400±$38,164 2,002Doña Ana County
17 Taoswithin the margintown $445,900±$26,894 6,526Taos County
18 Santa Fewithin the margincity $444,900±$11,600 89,837Santa Fe County
19 Thunder Mountainwithin the marginCDP $400,000±$56,287 1,366Santa Fe County
20 Cañoncitowithin the marginCDP $387,900±$175,280 1,253Santa Fe County
21 Taos Pueblowithin the marginCDP $371,600±$165,229 1,129Taos County
22 Ranchos de Taoswithin the marginCDP $349,700±$138,183 2,536Taos County
23 La Huertawithin the marginCDP $345,100±$80,662 1,288Eddy County
24 Bartonwithin the marginCDP $323,700±$45,846 1,302Bernalillo County and 1 more
25 La MesillaCDP $315,800±$41,644 2,697Rio Arriba County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in New Mexico, first to fifth: Church Rock ($39,100), Mescalero ($43,300), Iyanbito ($49,300), Dulce ($53,300) and Twin Lakes ($56,500).

Least expensive places in New Mexico, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
138 Church Rockwithin the marginCDP $39,100±$11,112 1,381McKinley County
137 Mescalerowithin the marginCDP $43,300±$21,306 832Otero County
136 Iyanbitowithin the marginCDP $49,300±$24,796 1,233McKinley County
135 Dulcewithin the marginCDP $53,300±$16,468 3,218Rio Arriba County
134 Twin Lakeswithin the marginCDP $56,500±$11,817 893McKinley County
133 Crownpointwithin the marginCDP $61,100±$23,807 2,882McKinley County
132 Tucumcariwithin the margincity $64,100±$6,474 5,082Quay County
131 La Luzwithin the marginCDP $68,100±$34,221 1,797Otero County
130 Milanwithin the marginvillage $75,500±$46,787 2,468Cibola County
129 Meadow Lakewithin the marginCDP $77,900±$21,321 4,259Valencia County
128 Zuni Pueblowithin the marginCDP $81,700±$5,473 5,864McKinley County
127 Skyline-Ganipawithin the marginCDP $83,900±$38,320 1,226Cibola County
125 Lordsburgwithin the margincity $86,200±$10,539 2,181Hidalgo County
125 Upper Fruitlandwithin the marginCDP $86,200±$22,620 1,457San Juan County
124 Crouch Mesawithin the marginCDP $89,200±$28,754 4,812San Juan County
123 Hurleywithin the margintown $89,700±$11,073 1,211Grant County
122 Thoreauwithin the marginCDP $95,200±$34,555 1,973McKinley County
121 Dexterwithin the margintown $97,500±$51,625 1,049Chaves County
120 Jalwithin the margincity $97,600±$23,266 2,178Lea County
119 Estanciawithin the margintown $99,000±$17,462 1,321Torrance County
118 Gamercowithin the marginCDP $99,600±$11,913 1,176McKinley County
117 Black Rockwithin the marginCDP $101,100±$48,848 1,125McKinley County
116 Hatchwithin the marginvillage $102,800±$42,203 1,584Doña Ana County
114 Vadowithin the marginCDP $104,400±$42,816 2,895Doña Ana County
114 ShiprockCDP $104,400±$8,838 7,610San Juan County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections