Housing Inventory in New Mexico

970,000
Total housing units
14.5%
Vacancy rate
≈ 829,000
Occupied units

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNew MexicoUnited States
Housing units (thousands)970145900

National ranking

New Mexico ranks #9 of 33 states by total housing units.

#1Colorado2,550,000
#2Minnesota2,470,000
#3Louisiana2,050,000
#4Kentucky2,020,000
#5Oregon1,830,000
#6Oklahoma1,780,000
#7Nevada1,360,000
#8Utah1,150,000
#9New Mexico970,000
#10Montana545,000
#11Rhode Island482,000
#12Delaware450,000
#13South Dakota412,000
#14Illinois63%
#15Wyoming50
#16Vermont45
#17Maine16%
#18Texas12.1M
#19Florida10.1M
#20New York8.5M
#21Ohio5.3M
#22North Carolina4.9M
#23Michigan4.6M
#24Georgia4.6M
#25New Jersey3.8M
#26Virginia3.6M
#27Arizona3.2M
#28Massachusetts3.05M
#29Indiana2.98M
#30Missouri2.83M
#31Wisconsin2.8M
#32Washington2.8M
#33New Hampshire1.5

Overview

New Mexico's housing inventory stands at 970,000, a key indicator for anyone evaluating housing inventory in the state. Additional figures include vacancy rate: 14.5%, occupied units: ≈ 829,000, giving a fuller picture of housing inventory trends across New Mexico. New Mexico has about 970,000 total housing units, with a notably high vacancy rate reflecting many seasonal and vacation homes in areas like Santa Fe and Taos.

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