Corrales guards its rural character like few communities can—8,500+ residents spread across 5.5 square miles of cottonwood-shaded lanes, acequia-fed farms, and horse properties that feel worlds away from Albuquerque’s sprawl just 15 miles south. This Sandoval County village where NM-448 winds along the Rio Grande bosque attracts people seeking space, privacy, and the kind of
Corrales guards its rural character like few communities can—8,500+ residents spread across 5.5 square miles of cottonwood-shaded lanes, acequia-fed farms, and horse properties that feel worlds away from Albuquerque’s sprawl just 15 miles south. This Sandoval County village where NM-448 winds along the Rio Grande bosque attracts people seeking space, privacy, and the kind of
Corrales guards its rural character like few communities can—8,500+ residents spread across 5.5 square miles of cottonwood-shaded lanes, acequia-fed farms, and horse properties that feel worlds away from Albuquerque’s sprawl just 15 miles south. This Sandoval County village where NM-448 winds along the Rio Grande bosque attracts people seeking space, privacy, and the kind of
Edgewood clings to the eastern slope of the Sandia Mountains where piñon and juniper forests meet high desert grasslands. This East Mountain community of 6,000+ scattered across 46 square miles exists for people who want out of cities, out of crowds and out of places where neighbors live close enough to hear your arguments. At
Los Lunas emerged from Valencia County’s agricultural past to become Albuquerque’s fastest-growing bedroom community. This town of 16,000+ residents sits 20 miles south of the metro along Interstate 25, where affordable housing sparked explosive development over the past two decades. The county seat status brings government offices, the University of New Mexico-Valencia Campus, and retail
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Corrales guards its rural character like few communities can—8,500+ residents spread across 5.5 square miles of cottonwood-shaded lanes, acequia-fed farms, and horse properties that feel worlds away from Albuquerque’s sprawl just 15
Edgewood clings to the eastern slope of the Sandia Mountains where piñon and juniper forests meet high desert grasslands. This East Mountain community of 6,000+ scattered across 46 square miles exists for
Los Lunas emerged from Valencia County’s agricultural past to become Albuquerque’s fastest-growing bedroom community. This town of 16,000+ residents sits 20 miles south of the metro along Interstate 25, where affordable housing
Bernalillo’s 10,000+ residents call this historic Sandoval County town home, where Spanish colonial architecture meets modern development along the Camino del Pueblo corridor. Situated 17 miles north of Albuquerque where Highway 550
Corrales’ 8,500+ residents treasure this rural Sandoval County village nestled between the Rio Grande and the bosque. Located just 15 miles north of downtown Albuquerque along scenic NM-448, this unique community maintains
Deming’s 14,000+ residents in Luna County know this southwestern New Mexico city as a historic crossroads where railroads and highways meet. Located 60 miles north of the Mexican border and 115 miles
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