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From the Sandia foothills to the valley towns south of the city, nine guides to where people actually live in central New Mexico
Albuquerque
$250k - $1.5M+
New Mexico's largest city: four quadrants, deep roots, Sandia views throughout
Rio Rancho
$275k - $900k+
Master-planned newer homes, Intel jobs, and Rio Rancho's own school district
Los Ranchos
$450k - $3M+
An incorporated village of acequias, horse pastures and one-acre lots
Placitas
$450k - $1.4M
Foothills acreage, big views, and an artist streak just off I-25
East Mountains
$250k - $1.2M+
An area of wooded mountain communities on acreage, east of Albuquerque
Los Lunas
$220k - $700k+
Newer subdivisions, commuter rail, and more house per dollar
Belen
$150k - $600k+
Historic railroad town with the metro's lowest prices and commuter rail access
Bernalillo
$250k - $800k+
Sandoval County's historic seat on the Rio Grande, 20 minutes north of Albuquerque
Santa Fe
$300k - $4M+
The oldest state capital, where adobe architecture meets a serious art market