180 closings
Verified transactions over the prior five years, 112 of them buyer side.
A Los Lunas realtor has to be honest about one thing before anything else: the commute is real, and it is the price of everything else you get.
Melissa Salazar has six verified Los Lunas closings over the prior five years and covers the Valencia County corridor alongside the metro.
Belen and Bosque Farms sit in the same conversation.
Prices in Los Lunas sit meaningfully below the Albuquerque metro average and lots are larger.
The interstate runs straight north and the Rail Runner works for some commuters. For others the drive is the thing that ends the experiment after a year, which is worth saying out loud beforehand.
Newer subdivisions on the east side, older village property with character and older systems, and acreage along the river.
These price differently and need different comparable sales.
Irrigation rights, ditch access, flood zone and what the lot does in a wet spring.
None of it is a reason to avoid the area. All of it is a reason to ask before you are under contract.
Verified transactions over the prior five years, 112 of them buyer side.
Total verified sales volume across those transactions, averaging $423,100.
Licensed in New Mexico since 2018, and a professional real estate photographer since 2016.
Someone who closes there. Melissa Salazar has six verified Los Lunas closings over the prior five years and covers Valencia County alongside the Albuquerque metro.
For buyers who want more lot and more house per dollar, often yes. The drive into Albuquerque is real but the interstate runs straight and the Rail Runner is an option for some commuters.
A wider mix than people expect: newer subdivisions, older village property, and acreage along the river. Prices sit meaningfully below the Albuquerque metro average.
Yes. The same Valencia County corridor, with the same tradeoffs of price against commute.
Tell Melissa what you are trying to do and when. If the answer is that you should wait, she will say so.