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  North Park

  North Park is a small, mostly residential neighborhood that sits between Clovis’s two main commercial districts on Main and Prince Streets. It is notable for its convenience and for its investment potential, given that many of the homes lining the streets were built prior to World War II. However, despite the occasional need for renovations, the

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    $122K

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    $86K - $217K

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  Liebelt

  The small community of Liebelt sits in the heart of Clovis, New Mexico. The neighborhood is noted for its historic potential and its convenience, as it is bounded to the east by the town’s Main Street. “I do get investors that will purchase over there in order to build their portfolio for good rentals,” says Realtor Tammy Waters, a qualifying

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    $115K

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    $71K - $166K

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  Clovis Heights

  Clovis Heights in Clovis features affordable bungalows and ranch-style homes near 140-acre Hillcrest Park, home to New Mexico's second-largest zoo. The neighborhood is close to El Puesto restaurant and Bandolero Brewery.

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    $114K

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    $45K - $225K

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  Clovis Place

  Clovis Place in Clovis features craftsman and ranch-style homes near Hillcrest Park and Zoo. The neighborhood is close to Main Street restaurants and U.S. Route 60. Annual events include Draggin' Main car show.

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    $97K

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    $58K - $125K

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  Four Hills Mobile Home Park

  Four Hills Mobile Home Park in Albuquerque features manufactured homes, community amenities and nearby Sandia Mountain trails. The area offers convenient access to shopping, dining, and entertainment options within a few miles.

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  Mesquite

  Mesquite in Las Cruces has ranch-style homes with mountain views. Mesquite Skate Park and desert trails provide recreation. Highly rated schools include Mesquite Elementary and Gadsden Middle. Route 478 has local dining and shops.

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  Rio Chiquito

  Rio Chiquito is a rural, sparsely populated community in Santa Fe County. "It has a lot of steep hills in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains," says David Horpedahl, a qualifying broker and owner of Los Alamos Properties. Like many communities in the region, development was based on subsistence-type farming, which relies on water

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  Salem

  Salem, a rural Hatch neighborhood, features manufactured and ranch-style homes amid farmland. Nearby state parks offer outdoor recreation. Hatch, 6 miles away, provides dining and shopping. Interstate 25 borders the area.

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  Las Campanas

  Las Campanas, 8 miles west of Santa Fe, is a gated luxury community centered around two Jack Nicklaus golf courses. Notable amenities include fitness centers, tennis courts, an equestrian center, and several dining options.

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    $2.03M

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    $125K - $4.9M

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  Southwest Santa Fe

  Southwest Santa Fe blends modern living and diverse amenities. The area features new homes, shopping centers and several parks. Dining options include The Ranch House and Jambo Cafe.

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    $500K

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    $234K - $964K

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  Mesa del Sol

  Mesa del Sol is a master-planned community in a sunny stretch of desert in southeast Albuquerque. While it’s on the outskirts of the city, it’s still convenient to employment and entertainment. Albuquerque’s major employers, the city’s air force base and its science and technology industry, are all nearby. But perhaps its most well-known employer

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    $439K

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    $351K - $632K

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  Raton

  Raton, NM is a quiet high-desert town near the Colorado border. It features historic 19th-century homes and access to outdoor recreation. The downtown area offers local shops, highly rated restaurants, and the Shuler Theater.

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    $198K

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    $66K - $417K

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  Red River - Taos Valley

  Formerly a gold mining area, Red River - Taos Valley is a nature-oriented community centered around ski resorts in the southwestern alpine mountains. This skiing village has a population of about 450 people, and its Main Street thrives with locally owned shops, restaurants and community festivals. As the seasons change, the skiing trails become

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    $788K

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    $128K - $3.1M

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  San Pedro

  San Pedro lies in an area that was once a destination for copper, gold and silver mining. Today, this community in the rural and hilly region east of Albuquerque attracts those seeking seclusion amid rich natural scenery. San Pedro is one of several communities located along New Mexico State Road 14, or the Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway.

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    $516K

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    $409K - $4.4M

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  Sandia Knolls

  Sandia Knolls, NM is a rural area near Cibola National Forest with hiking and skiing. It has lower crime risk than the national average. Highly rated schools include San Antonito STEM Magnet Elementary and Roosevelt Middle School.

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    $415K

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    $279K - $849K

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  Eunice

  Oil fields surround Eunice, a Southeast New Mexico city that sits under clear desert skies, about 6 miles from the Texas border. “It’s a rural area, and a very small community […] They have a little grocery store. They’ve got a little post office, but they don’t even deliver mail to your house. You have to have a postal box. That’s how small it

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    $171K

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    $100K - $304K

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  Alto

  Alto, NM, in Lincoln National Forest, combines wilderness and resort living. Residents enjoy golf communities, country cabins, and outdoor activities at Alto Lake. The area has highly rated schools and is near Ruidoso's amenities.

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    $717K

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    $250K - $2.7M

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  Angel Fire

  Angel Fire, NM, is a resort town offering year-round outdoor activities like skiing, hiking, and trout fishing. Notable spots include Angel Fire Resort and Monte Verde Lake. The area has lower crime risk than national averages.

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    $669K

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    $180K - $4.4M

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  Taos

  Taos, NM, nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, is known for art and outdoor adventures. It features UNESCO World Heritage Site Taos Pueblo. Carson National Forest and nearby ski resorts offer diverse recreational activities.

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    $635K

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    $273K - $2.3M

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  White Rock

  White Rock is a secluded suburban area south of Los Alamos, built up primarily in the 1960s when it became clear that the National Laboratory would remain a major area employer. “It was developed as additional housing for the scientists and engineers who work at the laboratory and was considered a bedroom community for a long time. We just got our

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    $602K

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    $354K - $1.2M

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  Los Ranchos De Albuquerque

  Located just beyond New Mexico’s largest city, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque provides a snapshot of the region’s agricultural roots. This community along the banks of the Rio Grande is known for its spacious lots, a result of early pioneers who divided the land to ensure access to irrigation and transportation. Farming isn’t as prevalent here as it

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    $517K

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    $221K - $2.7M

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  La Mesilla

  La Mesilla, NM provides rural living with mountain views near Española. Enjoy fishing in the Rio Grande, golfing at Black Mesa Golf Club, and exploring Joe Romero Memorial Park. Santa Fe is 25 miles away for more amenities.

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    $481K

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    $430K - $948K

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  North Valley

  North Valley, NM, is a rural community 7 miles from Albuquerque. It features the International Balloon Fiesta, Anderson Abruzzo Museum, and local dining spots like El Pinto Restaurant. Albuquerque Public Schools are highly rated.

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    $451K

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    $216K - $2.5M

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  Tijeras

  Tijeras, NM is a rural village 18 miles east of Albuquerque. Points of interest include Tijeras Pueblo Archaeological Site and Cibola National Forest. A. Montoya Elementary and Roosevelt Middle are highly rated schools nearby.

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    $417K

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  Chimayo

  Chimayo is a residential area surrounded by desert landscape, just 9 miles east of Española near the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the Santa Cruz Valley. The community is rooted in New Mexico’s unique culture. The word, “Chimayo,” is a Hispanic weaving technique, and many local artisans still use the craft today. Additionally, the area is a known

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    $395K

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    $85K - $1M

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