Distressed Properties in New Mexico
DLRadar scores 33 New Mexico counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. 1 is in contraction or recovery; New Mexico home prices average +1.8% year over year.
New Mexico averages 59/100 bank stress and 21/100 insurance distress.
Furthest through the turn in New Mexico: DoñA Ana County (-0.2%).
New Mexico residential listings tracked: 1,520 across 301 ZIPs; New Mexico candidate listings 458; 104 New Mexico ZIPs read active. Busiest New Mexico ZIPs: 87144 126 listings, 21 candidates; 88345 68 listings, 24 candidates; 87124 58 listings, 12 candidates in New Mexico; 87571 47 listings, 15 candidates; 88061 45 listings, 10 candidates; 88012 44 listings, 4 candidates.
HUD lists 132 assisted multifamily properties in New Mexico with 7,116 units, 2,281 of the New Mexico units assisted.
New Mexico ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 342 peak, 196 contraction, 15 expansion, 13 neutral.
New Mexico ninety-day mortgage delinquency 1.1% as of December 2025; highest sampled New Mexico counties: DoñA Ana 1.1%, Sandoval 1.0%, Bernalillo 0.8%.
New Mexico counties to watch
Distressed properties in New Mexico — FAQ
How do I find New Mexico distressed properties?
Start with the 1 of 33 New Mexico counties in contraction or recovery, led by DoñA Ana County, then open each New Mexico county's ZIP scores.
Where does the New Mexico data come from?
New Mexico price cycle from FHFA; New Mexico bank stress (59/100) from FDIC call reports; New Mexico insurance distress (21/100) from FEMA and NFIP.