Neighborhoods in Albuquerque, NM

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  University Heights

  University Heights’ name is a nod to its location directly across from the sprawling University of New Mexico campus. However, this Albuquerque neighborhood’s relationship with UNM is just part of the picture. University Heights also features a medley of local businesses, and its well-established homes draw students and full-time residents alike.

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    $331K

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    $263K - $682K

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  Enchanted Park

  Enchanted Park is an established Northeast Heights neighborhood with access to shopping, dining and highly rated schools via major local thoroughfares and is also close to the foothills of the looming, amber-colored Sandia Mountains. While the foothills are only a short drive away, residents have pedestrian access to them along neighborhood trails

  • Average Value

    $331K

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    $266K - $403K

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    1 Listing

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  Mossman

  The Mossman neighborhood of Albuquerque may appear buried in the northeast heights of the city, but this small community carries a name with an almost legendary ring to it. “The neighborhood was named after the builder, Clyde Mossman,” says Austin Wolff, real estate broker with The Lovely Home Company, who has 10 years of experience in the area.

  • Average Value

    $328K

  • List Price

    $149K - $513K

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    6 Listings

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  Mesa Airriba

  Mesa Airriba in Albuquerque offers midcentury pueblos and ranch-style homes with Sandia Mountain views. The neighborhood is known for highly-rated schools like Sandia High School. It's close to Conchas Park and hiking trails, and Uptown is less than 5 miles away.

  • Average Value

    $326K

  • List Price

    $294K - $417K

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    1 Listing

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  Del Norte

  Del Norte is an established neighborhood in northeast Albuquerque whose community and culture revolve around its local high school. Founded in 1964, Del Norte High School serves over 1,000 students and has won 11 state championships in various sports. As more houses were built in the 1970s, more people began moving to the neighborhood to be close

  • Average Value

    $324K

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    $232K - $502K

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  Ladera West

  The residential streets of Ladera West are tucked between the sprawling Ladera Golf Course to the east and the National Park Service-maintained Petroglyph National Monument to the west, where symbols and designs carved by Indigenous Peoples and Spanish settlers are preserved in volcanic rock. “When the weather is good, there are a lot of people

  • Average Value

    $324K

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    $275K - $573K

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    6 Listings

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  Snow Heights

  Snow Heights residents describe their slice of Albuquerque as “a midcentury neighborhood for the modern family.” It’s a moniker that fits, says local Realtor Barbara Maddox. This area’s 1950s homes are a short drive from multiple shopping centers, numerous restaurants and Interstate 40, and residents are within walking distance of two parks.

  • Average Value

    $317K

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    $235K - $427K

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    3 Listings

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  Skies West

  Situated in the city’s northwestern corner, Skies West offers a laid-back setting away from Albuquerque’s more active downtown district and east side. “We don’t have all the tall buildings and developments like they have over there, and it’s a lot less congested,” says Brenda Fernandez, owner of U-Neat Creations and a longtime resident of the

  • Average Value

    $314K

  • List Price

    $264K - $377K

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    7 Listings

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  North Easterns

  Homes in North Easterns are tucked between a shopping center with several local dining options and a neighborhood park with a trail leading to the Sandia Mountain foothills. “There’s not much room for building unless you go up toward the mountains,” says Lisa Pino, a broker with Venturi Realty Group and neighborhood resident whose parents and

  • Average Value

    $314K

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    $254K - $371K

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    1 Listing

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  Pajarito

  Pajarito, in southwestern Albuquerque, blends rural and suburban living. The area offers diverse housing without HOA fees. Residents have access to Valley Gardens Park, Raymac Park, golf courses, and the Paseo del Bosque Trail.

  • Average Value

    $311K

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    $241K - $578K

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  West Bluff

  West Bluff is an Albuquerque neighborhood located in the pocket created by Interstate 40 and the commercial corridor of Coors Boulevard, perched above the west bank of the Rio Grande. “You get full views of the Rio Grande on top of east-facing Albuquerque and the Sandia Mountains,” says Alex Cordova, a team lead with eXp Realty. “The Sandia

  • Average Value

    $304K

  • List Price

    $226K - $995K

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    4 Listings

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  Matheson Park

  Matheson Park is an East Albuquerque neighborhood surrounded by fast-casual restaurants and community green spaces. “It’s in the Northeast Heights, which is really well established,” says Shane Dolinski, a real estate agent with Realty One of New Mexico. “You’ve got all the grocery stores and the restaurants, whereas other parts of the city might

  • Average Value

    $303K

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    $227K - $364K

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    1 Listing

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  Los Volcanes

  The Los Volcanes neighborhood of western Albuquerque is located between some of the most widely used thoroughfares in town. “There are two major highways in town, and one is within two to three minutes of the neighborhood,” says Anthony Martinez, a Realtor and sales manager for The Maez Group. “You can get anywhere in the state. It’s convenient if

  • Average Value

    $302K

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    $218K - $373K

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    1 Listing

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  Avalon

  Albuquerque's Avalon neighborhood features contemporary homes from the late 1990s to 2000s. Nearby attractions include Avalon Park and Nuevo Atrisco food park. The neighborhood is close to shopping and dining, and downtown is 7 miles away.

  • Average Value

    $302K

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    $265K - $329K

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    3 Listings

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  Broadway Central Corridor

  From its 1890s Victorians to its 1920s bungalows, Broadway Central Corridor is loaded with history. Much of this Albuquerque neighborhood falls within the Huning Highlands Historic District, which was the city’s first subdivision and is on the National Register of Historic Districts. The classic homes here are a magnet for new residents.

  • Average Value

    $301K

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    $148K - $569K

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    15 Listings

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  Jackson Area

  Jackson Area is a small Albuquerque neighborhood that puts outdoor recreation, shopping and dining all within quick reach. A 3-mile drive west leads to the lively Winrock Town Center, while a 3-mile drive east opens up a world of possibilities in the vast Sandia Foothills. While the nearby attractions are a big draw for homebuyers, the

  • Average Value

    $300K

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    $238K - $398K

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    3 Listings

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  S.R. Marmon

  S.R. Marmon is an established Albuquerque community with strong neighborhood bonds and easy city access. "I've lived all over, and I have always come back here," says Em Ward, the neighborhood association president. "On my street, even though we've had a fair amount of turnover of some houses, some of us have known each other for over 20 years. We

  • Average Value

    $300K

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    $243K - $429K

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    9 Listings

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  Fairgrounds

  Fairgrounds in Albuquerque combines suburban living with mountain views. It features Jerry Cline Park, Expo New Mexico for events, and the annual State Fair. Residents enjoy local eateries and easy access to downtown via I-40.

  • Average Value

    $296K

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    $188K - $544K

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    11 Listings

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  Chelwood Vista

  Chelwood Vista in Albuquerque features 1970s homes with mountain views. Chelwood Park is at the center of the neighborhood, and the Sandia Foothills Open Space is nearby for hiking. Residents enjoy nearby shopping centers and easy access to I-40.

  • Average Value

    $295K

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    $260K - $369K

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    2 Listings

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  East Central Business Park

  A few residential streets make up the northern section of East Central Business Park, an otherwise heavily commercial area that stretches around Central Avenue, immediately south of Interstate 40. “It’s conveniently located to the freeway, where people can commute or go wherever they need to quickly,” says Sarah Lopez, an associate broker with

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    $292K

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    $230K - $387K

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    3 Listings

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  Quigley Park

  Although it rubs shoulders with both Coronado Center Mall and the major east-west interstate, central Albuquerque neighborhood Quigley Park’s main appeal for prospective homeowners rests on price. “Really, the draw is that it’s affordable because it was a midcentury development,” says Realtor and Broker Laurel Leisher of ERA Summit, who has 6

  • Average Value

    $291K

  • List Price

    $162K - $385K

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    1 Listing

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  Singing Arrow

  Singing Arrow in Albuquerque has easy commutes to Kirtland AFB and Sandia National Labs. Ranch-style and Mediterranean homes are common. A new community center, good schools and shopping on Central Avenue serve residents.

  • Average Value

    $290K

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    $231K - $563K

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  Mesa Village

  Mesa Village in Albuquerque offers ranch-style homes near Sandia Labs and Kirtland Air Force Base with easy access to I-40 and local restaurants. Los Altos Park has a pool and dog park. Sandia High School is known for its IB program.

  • Average Value

    $288K

  • List Price

    $227K - $396K

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    4 Listings

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  Indian Moon

  Indian Moon is a small residential subdivision buried in the urban sprawl of northeastern Albuquerque. Despite its unique and evocative name, this community often goes unnoticed by area locals. “It’s a pretty niche place. Most people probably wouldn’t even use the name; they’d just say that it’s in the lower northeast heights of the city,” says

  • Average Value

    $287K

  • List Price

    $211K - $363K

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    1 Listing

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  Southwest Heights

  Southwest Heights offers affordable homes and a family-friendly atmosphere 2 miles from Downtown Albuquerque. The community has 15 parks, including Tower Pond Park and Tom Tenorio Park.

  • Average Value

    $287K

  • List Price

    $235K - $412K

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    76 Listings

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