U.S. Census Bureau · ACS 2024 five-year estimates

New Mexico counties: lowest home-value-to-income ratios | ACS 2024

Rank 32 New Mexico counties by available home-value-to-income ratio estimates, lowest to highest; ACS 2024 five-year data.

Ranked observations

1 counties excluded for unavailable home-value-to-income ratio; ties in the unrounded published values resolve by ascending GEOID. All available observations are shown.

Lowest home-value-to-income ratios in New Mexico
RankCountyGEOIDHome-value-to-income ratio
1Harding County350211.44
2McKinley County350311.65
3Quay County350372.08
4Hidalgo County350232.27
5Mora County350332.28
6Cibola County350062.47
7Guadalupe County350192.57
8Roosevelt County350412.58
9Union County350592.63
10Eddy County350152.71
11Lea County350252.71
12Torrance County350572.76
13Otero County350352.91
14Chaves County350052.95
15Curry County350092.99
16Colfax County350073.12
17Catron County350033.35
18Los Alamos County350283.37
19San Juan County350453.47
20Luna County350293.51
21Sandoval County350433.62
22Sierra County350513.67
23Socorro County350533.76
24Valencia County350613.78
25San Miguel County350473.81
26Doña Ana County350133.88
27Grant County350173.91
28Bernalillo County350014.22
29Rio Arriba County350394.26
30Lincoln County350274.37
31Santa Fe County350495.64
32Taos County350556.49

Method and provenance

ACS 2024 five-year survey estimates (2020–2024), not current prices. Direct estimates may have 90% margins of error shown where available. The home-value-to-income ratio and renter cost-burden rate are derived; no MOE is calculated for either. Missing or suppressed values are unavailable, not zero. County rankings are descriptive, not an affordability or suitability recommendation.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 five-year estimates. Validated New Mexico bundle provenance, source snapshot and checksums. New Mexico county map and full table.