Multi-Family Homes & Duplexes for Sale in Hodgin, Albuquerque

A mix of single-family, Pueblo-style homes, condos and apartments—divided by a major commercial road—make up the Hodgin neighborhood of Albuquerque. “The biggest thing to know is that Lovelace [Women’s Hospital] is the anchor,” says Austin Wolff, a real estate agent for The Lovely Home Company. “It’s where all of the jobs are.” Residences sit close to restaurants and national retailers within the neighborhood, while both of the city’s interstates are nearby as well. Hodgin scores a CAP Index crime score of 8 out of 10—which is significantly higher than the national average of 4—though the most common crimes include burglary and motor vehicle theft. Single-family homes line the semi-gridded streets south of Montgomery Boulevard. “It’s an established neighborhood at a good price point if you want to live in the Northeast Heights,” says Steffan Walters, a Realtor with New Mexico Home Group. “It has entry-level price points and more affordable options.” Ranch-style houses and more compact bungalows built with stucco or vinyl in the late 1950s range from $220,000 to $365,000, coming on generous lots with room for garden plots and storage sheds. Condominiums are clustered around