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Area Spotlight - Rio Rancho Areas 140-162
Rio Rancho is identified in the Southwest Multiple Listing Service with seven distinct MLS areas, located in Sandoval County, to the northwest of the city of Albuquerque.
The city of Rio Rancho is located within the Rio Rancho School District, with ten elementary schools, four middle schools (Eagle Ridge, Lincoln, Mountain View and Rio Rancho), and two high schools, (Rio Rancho High and S. Cleveland).
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A variety of community resources and business serve this area. There is also access to several bike paths and shopping centers. For commuters to metro Albuquerque, the Rio Rancho MLS areas offer quick access to the river bridges at Alameda, Paseo del Norte and Bernalillo. The City of ABQ transit system offers a Park and Ride location in westside ABQ at Ellison and Coors bypass. There is also bus/shuttle service in Rio Rancho that will take you to the Railrunner station in Bernalillo.
Housing Statistics
Note: 2009 YTD sales are from 1/1/09 to 12/29/09.
Previous 10 Home Sales Reports
- January 2010 Market Report
- 2009 Year End Home Sales Report
- 2009 4th Quarter Sales Report
- December 2009 Market Report
- November 2009 Market Report
- October 2009 Market Report
- 2009 3rd Quarter Sales Report
- September 2009 Market Report
- August 2009 Market Report
- July 2009 Monthly Market Report
- View the Home Sales Report archive
Previous 10 Area Spotlight Reports
- Area Spotlight - Rio Rancho Areas 140-162
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 103 – West River Valley
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 30 – Far Northeast Heights
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 111 – Ladera Heights
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 130 –Village of Corrales
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 60 – Four Hills Village
- Area Spotlight - MLS Areas 690-760 / Valencia County
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 240 - Tijeras/Zuzax
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 120 - Paradise West
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 71 - Southeast Heights
- View the Area Spotlight archive
Previous 10 Data Articles
- Jeff’s Number Crunch – January 2010 Market Conditions
- 2009 Professional Standards - Jeff’s Number Crunch
- How Old is That Home?
- What’s for sale in the Greater Albuquerque Market?
- Square Footage of Single-Family Homes.
- Jeff’s Number Crunch: Pending Home Sales
- Single-Family Home Sales from 2005-2009: Top Selling Price Ranges
- Report: YTD Single-Family Home Sales for 2008 & 2009.
- Supply-Demand Ratio
- Finding the Right Price for Your Listing
- View the Data Articles archive
Comments (2)
I decipher this as evidence of the market officially having officially turned. Compare 2008-2009 to 2003-2004. The consumption growth bar graph looks very similar, although prices remained pretty steady 2008-2009 as oppose to a slight increase 2003-2004. All things considered, the prices are higher now than they were then by over $50,000 though. I would be curious to try loading this data onto the renowned stock-tracking database "trend-finder" to see if it predicts the same thing that I see: GROWTH! According to this data, the future looks bright~
on Jan 24, 2010 at 11:02 pm
The Rio Rancho housing statistics and graphs tell a fascinating story of growth in terms of annual sales and correlating average and median prices. Considering current national housing market trends, The Rio Rancho market is still attracting buyers.
on Jan 01, 2010 at 11:57 pm
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