Housing Affordability in New Mexico

$258,000
Median home value
$1,050/mo
Median rent
18th most affordable
Affordability rank

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNew MexicoUnited States
Home value to income ratio4.45

National ranking

New Mexico ranks #28 of 35 states by home value-to-income ratio.

#1Oklahoma2.9
#2Illinois3.1
#3Ohio3.2
#4Indiana3.3
#5Michigan3.4
#6Pennsylvania3.5
#7Missouri3.5
#8Wisconsin3.6
#9Minnesota3.7
#10Virginia4.2
#11Georgia4.4
#12North Carolina4.5
#13Delaware4.6
#14Tennessee4.6
#15New Jersey4.9
#16Utah5.3
#17Rhode Island5.4
#18Maine5.4
#19New York5.5
#20Arizona5.6
#21Nevada5.9
#22Colorado5.9
#23Massachusetts6
#24Oregon6.1
#25Washington6.1
#26Montana6.4
#27Wyoming12
#28New Mexico18
#29Vermont30
#30New Hampshire78
#31Texas84
#32South Dakota88
#33Florida105
#34Louisiana$4,700
#35Kentucky$186,000

Overview

New Mexico's housing affordability stands at $258,000, a key indicator for anyone evaluating housing affordability in the state. Additional figures include median rent: $1,050/mo, affordability rank: 18th most affordable, giving a fuller picture of housing affordability trends across New Mexico. New Mexico ranks as relatively affordable for housing, with home prices and rents both below national medians despite rising costs in Santa Fe.

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