2026 Market Report & Data · Data through July 2026 · Source: Redfin
$364K
Median Price
54
Days on Market
4.0
Months Supply
+1.0%
YoY Change
Balanced Market
Market Type
58
cities with 6+ months supply
66
cities with 3-6 months supply
26
cities with <3 months supply
Ranked by lowest median home price.
| City | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Laguna | $11K | 216d |
| 2. Salem | $15K | 203d |
| 3. Rio Lucio | $20K | 195d |
| 4. Morningside | $24K | 461d |
| 5. Hanover | $45K | 492d |
| 6. Totah Vista | $45K | 449d |
| 7. Hope | $50K | 309d |
| 8. San Jose | $50K | 520d |
| 9. Mount Taylor | $55K | 67d |
| 10. San Fidel | $55K | 213d |
Ranked by highest median home price.
| City | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Fort Wingate | $11.00M | 515d |
| 2. Tesuque | $2.63M | 85d |
| 3. Encantado | $2.15M | 60d |
| 4. La Tierra | $1.82M | 126d |
| 5. Las Campanas | $1.66M | 57d |
| 6. Tano Road | $1.44M | 45d |
| 7. Jacona | $1.38M | 112d |
| 8. Hyde Park | $1.35M | 61d |
| 9. Conejo | $1.23M | 60d |
| 10. Sunlit Hills | $1.20M | 225d |
58 cities have more than 6 months of inventory — buyers can negotiate.
| City | Months Supply | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Timberon | 51.1 mo | $295K | 7d |
| 2. Little Walnut Village | 31.9 mo | $317K | 247d |
| 3. Chama | 25.6 mo | $379K | 250d |
| 4. Cañada de los Alamos | 22.4 mo | $793K | 63d |
| 5. Madrid | 22.4 mo | $369K | 64d |
| 6. Ruidoso | 19.4 mo | $355K | 79d |
| 7. Cedar Hill | 19.2 mo | $520K | 56d |
| 8. La Mesa | 19.2 mo | $600K | 267d |
| 9. La Plata | 19.2 mo | $425K | 6d |
| 10. Mesilla | 19.2 mo | $410K | 11d |
26 cities have less than 3 months of inventory — sellers have the advantage.
| City | Months Supply | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Lovington | 0.4 mo | $250K | 39d |
| 2. Conejo | 1.1 mo | $1.23M | 60d |
| 3. San Rafael | 1.1 mo | $365K | 96d |
| 4. Sombrillo | 1.1 mo | $780K | 115d |
| 5. Timberlake | 1.1 mo | $280K | 103d |
| 6. White Rock | 1.1 mo | $595K | 34d |
| 7. Hobbs | 1.2 mo | $290K | 11d |
| 8. North Hobbs | 1.2 mo | $425K | 24d |
| 9. Flora Vista | 1.3 mo | $549K | 235d |
| 10. La Huerta | 1.3 mo | $300K | 26d |
Cities where homes sell fastest, ranked by lowest median days on market.
| City | Days on Market | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Doña Ana | 1d | $215K |
| 2. Fairacres | 2d | $350K |
| 3. Pinehaven | 2d | $310K |
| 4. Jamestown | 3d | $200K |
| 5. Pueblo | 4d | $450K |
| 6. Bloomfield | 5d | $244K |
| 7. Columbus | 6d | $190K |
| 8. La Plata | 6d | $425K |
| 9. Timberon | 7d | $295K |
| 10. Center Point | 8d | $555K |
Cities with the largest year-over-year price gains. Appreciation can signal momentum, but also affordability pressure.
| City | YoY Change | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Twin Forks | +46.1% | $307K |
| 2. Lovington | +38.8% | $250K |
| 3. Portales | +35.3% | $187K |
| 4. Red River | +28.7% | $286K |
| 5. Lee Acres | +26.1% | $397K |
| 6. North Hobbs | +23.1% | $425K |
| 7. Grants | +11.1% | $175K |
| 8. Santa Teresa | +10.6% | $312K |
| 9. Carlsbad | +7.8% | $334K |
| 10. Sunland Park | +7.8% | $345K |
Cities with year-over-year price declines. These can be buying opportunities — or signals of softening demand.
| City | YoY Change | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Taos Ski Valley | -38.0% | $450K |
| 2. Santa Fe Foothills | -29.5% | $847K |
| 3. Picacho Hills | -28.3% | $459K |
| 4. Las Vegas | -21.7% | $207K |
| 5. Taos | -14.5% | $449K |
| 6. Las Campanas | -12.9% | $1.66M |
| 7. Tano Road | -12.7% | $1.44M |
| 8. Bloomfield | -11.1% | $244K |
| 9. Edgewood | -11.0% | $441K |
| 10. Los Alamos | -9.4% | $544K |
The New Mexico housing market currently shows balanced market conditions, with a median sale price of $364K and 4.0 months of inventory supply. Homes in New Mexico typically sell in 54 days.
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