Low Income & Subsidized Housing in New Mexico

472 assisted properties with about 30,585 subsidized units, drawn from HUD administrative records. Typical tenant-paid rent across them averages around $343/mo.

103
PB Section 8 buildings
26
public housing developments
293
LIHTC tax-credit properties
35
cities with inventory

Largest cities for low income housing in New Mexico

CityPropertiesAssisted unitsAvg rent range
Albuquerque13210,898$263–$445
Santa Fe514,311$255–$536
Las Cruces221,456$143–$416
Gallup191,003$306–$712
Clovis17858$141–$359
Rio Rancho4851
Hobbs12745$179–$353
Roswell12644$279–$333
Las Vegas11635$282–$395
Farmington10522$327–$478
Carlsbad9484$314–$386
Bernalillo5479$356–$356
Deming11434$285–$362
Taos6401$364–$364
Alamogordo4381$364–$364
Espanola4379$353–$385
Silver City8325$223–$375
Santa Teresa3321
Shiprock5313$394–$467
Anthony8309
Grants6284$237–$409
Los Lunas8270
Artesia4269$195–$371
Truth Or Consequences5258$312–$335
Socorro11236$336–$351

All cities with subsidized housing in New Mexico

Grouped alphabetically; every listing links to its full city database page.

Fair Market Rents by county

CountyTracked properties2-BR FMR
Bernalillo County124$1,464
Santa Fe County51$1,685
Doña Ana County43$1,042
Missing, New Mexico40
McKinley County20$1,090
Lea County17$1,324
Curry County16$1,098
San Juan County16$1,085
Valencia County15$1,464
Eddy County13$1,188
Chaves County12$1,071
San Miguel County12$1,008
Luna County11$973
Grant County10$1,048
Socorro County10$973
Sandoval County8$1,464
Taos County7$1,279
Cibola County6$993
Otero County6$973
Guadalupe County5$973
Sierra County5$1,004
Colfax County4$973
Los Alamos County4$1,740
Lincoln County3$999
Quay County3$973

How FMRs work →

Housing agencies operating in New Mexico