Las Cruces: If sunshine, enjoying the great outdoors and an excellent quality of life is important to you, look no further than Las Cruces. Residents of the “City of Crosses” have access to awesome amenities, a low cost of living, unique culture, recreational opportunities and a world-class climate. Approximately 75,000 residents inhabit and perpetuate the southern New Mexican charm of Las Cruces and enjoy such benefits as a spectacular school system with award-winning staff and programs, a smorgasbord of more than 150 restaurants, year-round recreational opportunities including outstanding golf and tennis facilities, a strong local economy and much more. The city’s downtown has been preserved and features many historic landmarks. Las Cruces is situated in the Mesilla Valley, a mere 45 miles north of El Paso, TX, amongst the scenic surroundings of the Organ Mountains to the east and the Rio Grande River to the west. The Forbes/Milken Institute ranked Las Cruces as the best small metro area for business and careers of all cities with populations below 177,000. Facilities and Destinations Magazine voted Las Cruces the Top Destination Award Winner for 2001 and 2002. Las Cruces is also ranked among the top five places to retire in the nation according to Your Money magazine. With a mix of established and new neighborhoods to choose from, Las Cruces offers something for everyone.
Real Estate Prices of Las Cruces Homes for Sale, Condominiums, Foreclosures
Historic properties and contemporary developments abound in Las Cruces with a wide variety of price ranges and styles. Single-family homes make up the majority of the real estate market, although there are still plenty of condominiums and townhouses to choose from ranging anywhere from $90,000 to $150,000. Older single-family homes can be found for under $100,000 and range up to $750,000 and more for estate properties in the Summit Chase and Foothills neighborhoods, many featuring mountain and city lights views. Custom homes can run as high as $2 million. The Sonoma Ranch and Picacho Hills developments are both superb golf course communities. Land and lots are available for custom building, as are farm and ranch properties. Homes, acreage and horse properties in the green belt areas of the North and South valleys are irrigated with water from the Rio Grande and are very desirable properties. Looking for your new home? View currently listed homes in Las Cruces New Mexico. See market trends of Las Cruces real estate market including average home prices, property values, townhomes, condominiums and other property types. Interested in bank owned or foreclosure properties? Access foreclosures, bank owned properties, short sales and more real estate in Las Cruces New Mexico.
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