Vacant Housing Units

2010 and 2000 Census Redistricting Data

VACANT HOUSING UNITS

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Total Vacant Housing Units: 2000 and 2010      
New Mexico and Counties          
             
  April 1,   April 1,   Change 2000-2010
Area 2010   2000*   Number Percent
New Mexico 109,993   102,608   7,385 7.2
Bernalillo  18,234   18,138   96 0.5
Catron  1,502   964   538 55.8
Chaves  3,006   3,086   -80 -2.6
Cibola  2,241   2,001   240 12.0
Colfax  4,012   3,138   874 27.9
Curry  2,047   2,446   -399 -16.3
De Baca  432   385   47 12.2
Dona Ana  5,960   5,654   306 5.4
Eddy  2,174   2,870   -696 -24.3
Grant  2,107   1,920   187 9.7
Guadalupe  627   505   122 24.2
Harding  177   174   3 1.7
Hidalgo  457   696   -239 -34.3
Lea  2,683   3,706   -1,023 -27.6
Lincoln  8,300   7,096   1,204 17.0
Los Alamos  691   440   251 57.0
Luna  1,406   1,894   -488 -25.8
McKinley  3,845   5,242   -1,397 -26.7
Mora  1,118   956   162 16.9
Otero  6,528   6,288   240 3.8
Quay  1,497   1,463   34 2.3
Rio Arriba  3,870   2,972   898 30.2
Roosevelt  864   1,107   -243 -22.0
Sandoval  4,685   3,455   1,230 35.6
San Juan  4,937   5,510   -573 -10.4
San Miguel  3,617   3,120   497 15.9
Santa Fe  9,304   5,219   4,085 78.3
Sierra  2,439   2,614   -175 -6.7
Socorro  1,045   1,133   -88 -7.8
Taos  5,459   4,729   730 15.4
Torrance  1,534   1,233   301 24.4
Union  610   492   118 24.0
Valencia  2,585   1,962   623 31.8
             
*  Census 2000 counts are as published in Census 2000 reports and thus do not include 
    any changes published subsequently due to boundary changes or to the Count 
    Question Resolution program.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Summary File 1 and 2010 Census 
Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File.
Table prepared by:  Bureau of Business and Economic Research, University of New Mexico.
  • Bureau of Business & Economic Research | The University of New Mexico