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Average rent in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Studio
$943
1 Bed
$1,319
2 Beds
$1,612
3+ Beds
$2,001
* Averages are based on the rental prices of properties listed on Apartment List
Top neighborhoods in Albuquerque
Westgate Heights
What it’s like to live in Westgate Heights
Elevated views define Westgate Heights, where Albuquerque's western mesa neighborhood offers spectacular Sandia Mountain panoramas across the Rio Grande Valley. Most rentals feature more generous space than comparable eastside options, while the developing commercial district continues adding amenities reducing trips to more congested areas. Though requiring longer downtown commutes than central neighborhoods, strategic positioning near I-40 creates reasonable travel times despite geographical distance, while significantly more living space and mountain views typically compensate for increased commuting time increasingly accepted as remote work trends reduce daily office requirements transforming housing priorities beyond purely commute-based considerations which previously dominated location decisions.
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Paradise Hills Civic
What it’s like to live in Paradise Hills Civic
Mountain views reward residents of Paradise Hills Civic, where this northwestern Albuquerque neighborhood sits at higher elevation capturing dramatic Sandia Mountain vistas. Rental homes typically feature desert-adaptive landscaping, mountain panoramas, and more space than similarly priced properties closer to downtown. While the area offers excellent access to both Petroglyph National Monument and Cottonwood Mall shopping, the removed location means longer commutes to downtown employment centers despite the natural beauty. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize mountain proximity over urban accessibility who don't mind additional driving for daily needs.
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Del Norte
What it’s like to live in Del Norte
Del Norte offers established comfort with mountain views where this northeastern Albuquerque neighborhood sits against Sandia foothills creating scenic backdrops throughout the district. Renters find mid-century homes with architectural character at more accessible rates than similar properties in trendier neighborhoods despite comparable mountain views. The area lacks extensive walkable dining requiring short drives for restaurants, but budget-conscious households appreciate both the housing value and strategic positioning between downtown Albuquerque employment and Sandia Mountain recreation despite the predominantly residential character without extensive entertainment options within walking distance but with authentic New Mexico character and mountain panoramas increasingly valued in rapidly developing Albuquerque.
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Find Apartments in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico is a vibrant city where hot air balloons fill the sky and the Sandia Mountains call for adventure. Known locally as ABQ, the city offers something for everyone, from its chile-infused cuisine to its bustling brewery scene. The colorful galleries of Old Town and ancient Native American sites provide endless exploration for both residents and visitors alike.
Central Avenue runs through some of Albuquerque’s most popular neighborhoods, including Nob Hill, Old Town, and Midtown. These areas are rich with trendy restaurants and cultural venues, ideal if you want to be in the heart of the action. The University of New Mexico sits adjacent to Midtown, offering students easy access to campus and the nearby nightlife. And ABQ Ride, the city’s public transit system, makes commuting around town convenient, whether to the university or other bustling parts of the city.
There’s a wide variety of apartments to rent in Albuquerque that suit different needs and lifestyles. And you can forget the hours of scrolling through Google results for “apartments for rent near me.” Apartment List simplifies finding the best ABQ apartments with our AI-powered Renter Quiz. We’ll quickly match you with listings tailored to your preferences, with filters for amenities like:
- – Garage parking
- – Laundry facilities
- – Pet-friendly courtyards
- – Spacious floorplans
- – Fitness centers
- – Access to transit
Whether you’re looking for a pet-friendly apartment in the North Valley or a spacious two-bedroom with city views, we’ll deliver personalized listings for apartments in Albuquerque, New Mexico that meet your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Apartments for rent in Albuquerque, New Mexico are relatively affordable compared to other large cities in the country. The median rent in Albuquerque is about $1,212 per month, and here’s what you can expect to pay based on unity type:
- - 1BR: $997 per month
- - 2BR: $1,275 per month
If you venture into Albuquerque’s suburban neighborhoods, such as Rio Rancho, Santo Domingo Pueblo, and Los Lunas, you’ll find great rental options at lower costs while still enjoying many of the city’s amenities.
To live comfortably in Albuquerque, it’s wise to follow the 30% rule, which suggests you spend no more than 30% of your monthly income on rent. For example, if you’re renting a one-bedroom for $997 per month, you should make about $3,323 to live there comfortably. You can use our rent calculator to estimate what you can afford for apartment rentals in Albuquerque, NM.
With living costs slightly below the national median, Albuquerque is an affordable option for those looking for a new home in New Mexico. The monthly cost of living in Albuquerque is typically about $4,040. This factors in housing, utilities, dining, and entertainment.
