Property Tax Rates in New Mexico

New Mexico has a median annual property tax of $1,669 on a median home value of $232,200, resulting in an effective property tax rate of 0.72%. Below you will find a full breakdown of property taxes in every county in New Mexico.

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$1,669
Median Annual Tax
$232,200
Median Home Value
0.72%
Effective Tax Rate
33
Counties
State Effective Rate
0.72%
National Avg. Rate
0.91%

New Mexico’s effective property tax rate of 0.72% is below the national average of 0.91%. Within the state, 4 counties have rates above the state median while 29 counties fall below it.

County Property Tax Rates in New Mexico

County Median Tax Eff. Rate Median Home Housing Units
Bernalillo County$2,5440.95%$268,500283,609
Doña Ana County$1,4040.68%$205,40083,530
Santa Fe County$2,1100.51%$416,90069,348
Sandoval County$2,1470.76%$282,30055,741
San Juan County$1,2490.67%$185,10041,053
Valencia County$1,3650.66%$206,80026,782
Lea County$8240.47%$176,00024,568
Otero County$8410.56%$149,50024,285
Chaves County$9150.64%$141,90023,605
Eddy County$9950.50%$199,40023,245
McKinley County$1,3621.89%$72,10021,088
Curry County$8930.56%$160,80018,471
Rio Arriba County$1,0000.43%$230,90014,980
Taos County$1,1640.33%$354,00014,459
San Miguel County$9910.56%$177,60011,924
Grant County$7560.46%$164,40011,069
Lincoln County$1,1430.54%$212,2009,376
Luna County$6480.58%$112,5009,082
Cibola County$9830.82%$120,0008,353
Los Alamos County$2,5910.57%$452,5008,211
Roosevelt County$5930.44%$136,0007,211
Torrance County$6770.47%$145,1005,774
Sierra County$7930.55%$144,8005,419
Colfax County$9270.58%$161,0005,413
Socorro County$7920.55%$143,2005,222
Quay County$5070.62%$82,2004,102
Mora County$6420.54%$119,9001,991
Catron County$5830.34%$171,8001,645
Union County$7760.57%$135,9001,504
Hidalgo County$5260.46%$114,0001,501
Guadalupe County$5630.53%$107,2001,451
De Baca County$7880.50%$158,000727
Harding County$3280.38%$86,500282
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About Property Taxes in New Mexico

Property taxes in New Mexico are levied at the county level and are a primary funding source for local government services including public schools, law enforcement, fire protection, and infrastructure maintenance. The effective tax rate varies significantly between counties depending on local budgets, assessed values, and any applicable exemptions or caps.

Homeowners in New Mexico should be aware that the median tax figures shown above reflect actual taxes paid, which may differ from the statutory rate due to homestead exemptions, senior exemptions, assessment ratios, and other adjustments. Click on any county name to see detailed tax information and use our property tax calculator.