Inventory is higher, days on market is longer, and more listings are coming in. Find out what this means for buyers and sellers.
A surge in listings means one thing for buyers and another for sellers. Now that we’re officially halfway through 2025, let’s talk about what’s happening in the Albuquerque housing market based on the latest data from the Greater Albuquerque Association of Realtors.
Higher inventory gives buyers more options. One of the most significant updates from May is that inventory has increased. Over 1,900 homes were listed for sale last month. That’s great news for buyers who’ve felt limited by low options over the past year. More listings mean more choices and possibly a bit more negotiating power.
However, this shift also affects sellers. Homes are taking longer to sell, with average days on market climbing to around 35. That doesn’t mean homes aren’t moving; it just means pricing and presentation are more important than ever.
What sellers need to know right now. If you’re planning to sell this summer, don’t panic. A longer selling timeline doesn’t necessarily mean trouble. It just means strategy matters. Pricing your home according to current market value, or even slightly below it, can still attract serious buyers.
"Albuquerque’s housing inventory just hit 1,900+ homes—and that changes everything."
Our team has the tools and guidance to help ensure your listing stands out, even in a slightly slower market.
We also have some great properties coming soon, which gives both buyers and sellers early advantages. Whether you’re just starting your search or looking for off-market opportunities, we have listings across the city and in different price points. We’d love to help you get ahead.
If you’re planning your next move, this could be the perfect time to connect. Reach out if you have questions. Feel free to contact us at (505) 620-2549 or nmhomedeals@gmail.com. If you want help navigating it with up-to-date info and a custom plan.