New Mexico REALTORS® and Real Estate Agents

If you are in the market for a home outside of the South Florida area here are some of the most savvy Real Estate Agents that you can find online. Each Agent has online MLS access for their clients and can provide up to date Listings to you via email. I have established relationships with these agents and if you would like me to introduce you, be sure to call me first at 800-433-5960 or click Miami Condos For Sale to send us an email, so that we may introduce you.

New Mexico FastFacts

Interested in New Mexico real estate? Here are a few facts about New Mexico.

• Capitol of New Mexico - Sante Fe
  
• New Mexico Population: 1,819,046 (2000)
  
• 10 Largest cities in New Mexico (2003) - Albuquerque, 471,856; Las Cruces, 76,990; Santa Fe, 66,476; Rio Rancho, 58,981; Roswell, 44,228; Farmington, 41,420; Alamogordo, 35,551; Clovis, 32,815; Hobbs, 28,311; Carlsbad, 25,303
  
• Number of counties in New Mexico - 33
  
• Largest county in New Mexico by population - Bernalillo, 562,458 (2001)
  
• Largest county in New Mexico by area - Catron, 6,928 sq mi.
  
• New Mexico state parks- 31
  
• New Mexico owned forested land - 933,000 acres
  
• New Mexico State Flower: Yucca Flower
  
• New Mexico Motto: It grows as it goes.
  
• New Mexico Nickname: Land of Enchantment
  
• New Mexico Area Codes: 505
  
• Abbreviation for New Mexico - N.M.; Postal Code - NM
  

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New Mexico, known as the "Land of Enchantment," was the 47th state, entering the Union on January 6, 1912. The capital city of Santa Fe, founded in 1610, has the oldest continually used seat of government in North America. Coronado, one of the continents early explorers, traveled through New Mexico in about 1540 searching for the fabled Seven Cities of Gold. With a square mile area of 121,593 miles, New Mexico ranks as the 5th largest state. The population, from Census 2000, was over 1.8 million, ranking the state 36th overall. The topography varies from desert to mountains with the state's highest peak at over 13,161 feet in elevation. Bordering states include Arizona to the west, Colorado on the north boundary, Oklahoma & Texas to the east, and Utah to the northwest. Mexico shares a border to the south.