Counties in New Mexico by county house price annual change, sales and refinances

Name: Counties in New Mexico by county house price annual change, sales and refinances, 2014
Creator: Federal Housing Finance Agency
License: Public domain (US government work); citation requested

Cibola County had the highest county house price annual change, sales and refinances of 27 counties in 2014, at 7.41%. Socorro County had the lowest, at -7.94%. The median was 0.87%. Source: the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Highest7.41Cibola County

Lowest-7.94Socorro County

Median0.8727 counties

All counties, 2014

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%. Source: FHFA. Retrieved 2026-10-10.

Full ranking

Rank	Counties	2014 (%)	Change on 2013
1	Cibola County	7.41	+13.65 pts
2	San Miguel County	7.17	+13.04 pts
3	McKinley County	7.02	+7.34 pts
4	Union County	6.11	+2.29 pts
5	Lea County	5.98	-0.24 pts
6	Eddy County	5.83	+3.57 pts
7	Sierra County	5.62	+14.32 pts
8	Bernalillo County	2.17	+1.1 pts
9	Curry County	1.89	+1.16 pts
10	Torrance County	1.41	-14.31 pts
11	Luna County	1.2	-1.39 pts
12	Valencia County	1.01	+3.28 pts
13	Santa Fe County	0.94	+0.22 pts
14	Grant County	0.87	-0.15 pts
15	Chaves County	0.79	-1.78 pts
16	Sandoval County	0.7	+0.34 pts
17	San Juan County	-0.65	-2.23 pts
18	Otero County	-0.76	-0.13 pts
19	Doña Ana County	-1.93	-0.91 pts
20	Colfax County	-2.08	-0.22 pts
21	Taos County	-2.9	-2.56 pts
22	Los Alamos County	-3.21	+0.79 pts
23	Roosevelt County	-3.34	-7.45 pts
24	Lincoln County	-3.78	-7.09 pts
25	Quay County	-4.8	-13.71 pts
26	Rio Arriba County	-5.26	-9.56 pts
27	Socorro County	-7.94	-6.29 pts

Other periods

About this ranking

Published percentage change from the previous year in the FHFA all-transactions house price index for US counties.

Developmental nominal series, not seasonally adjusted. Includes sale prices and refinance appraisals, unlike purchase-only series. Uses the published annual change directly; it is unaffected by the index base year. Missing estimates remain absent and historical estimates can be revised.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). FHFA developmental all-transactions county house prices, published annual percent change, nominal, not seasonally adjusted. https://www.fhfa.gov/hpi/download/annual/hpi_at_county.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-10.

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Questions

Which county has the highest county house price annual change, sales and refinances?

Cibola County, with 7.41% in 2014, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Which county has the lowest county house price annual change, sales and refinances?

Socorro County, with -7.94% in 2014.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Federal Housing Finance Agency, FHFA developmental all-transactions county house prices, published annual percent change, nominal, not seasonally adjusted. Retrieved 2026-10-10.