New local research tools
New Albuquerque Maps Bring Asking Prices, Sale Prices and Home Values Together
The ZIP code explorer brings three price perspectives together, alongside a companion map of Southwest MLS areas. Both tools are free.
Albuquerque, New Mexico · November 12, 2026
Albuquerque Real Estate Experts has introduced two free interactive maps for local housing research, led by a ZIP code explorer that brings asking prices, recent sale prices and typical home values together in one place. The launch makes it easier for homebuyers and homeowners to explore those three perspectives without piecing them together across separate websites and reports.
Developed by Tego Venturi, the resources cover 30 Central New Mexico ZIP codes and 67 core Southwest MLS geographic areas. Albuquerque Real Estate Experts is the public-facing brand of Venturi Realty Group. Both tools are available through WelcomeHomeABQ.com.
The ZIP explorer brings the three price measures into one view, while the companion MLS map offers another way to explore prices and activity by local real estate area. Tego says that, in the past, looking at what homes were listed for alongside what homes recently sold for and a market’s typical home value was difficult because the information was spread across sources.
A fuller view of a local market
Asking prices, sale prices and typical values, together
A list of homes for sale shows one part of a market. Recent closed sales show another, while a typical-value estimate adds context about the broader housing stock. The ZIP explorer displays all three together, making the differences visible and giving users more information to work with as they explore an area.
See what homes are listed for, alongside available inventory and links to the homes themselves.
See what homes that recently sold brought, with the reporting period identified.
See a model-based measure of typical home value, adding context beyond current listings and recent transactions.
Each measure answers a different question. The tools label their sources and reporting periods; the asking-price figures use dated weekly snapshots. Zillow’s Home Value Index is a separate, model-based measure.
The three measures are not interchangeable. Differences between them do not, by themselves, measure a price change or a negotiating discount. The benefit is having the context together while researching the market.
Bringing scattered information into one place
The tools grew out of a project Tego had long wanted to build: making local housing information easier to find, connect and use.
“This is something I’ve wanted to build for a long time,” said Tego Venturi, co-leader of Venturi Realty Group. “There is an incredible amount of information available about our local housing market, but it’s scattered across different sources. The goal was to bring it together in a way that’s easy to explore and actually useful to someone trying to understand an area.”
Tego Venturi · from the November 12, 2026 announcement
In the launch announcement, Tego also credits advances in artificial intelligence and data processing with making it more practical to collect and organize information from multiple sources. The result is a pair of tools that combine market research with an interactive way to explore the region.
Try it here
Explore the new Albuquerque maps
Choose a map, then select an outline or area label. Open the full tool in a new tab for more room to browse.
The live tool loads when you choose a map. The screenshot is an example view of the tool.
Open the ZIP code map or MLS areas map in a new tab. The interactive tools require JavaScript.
If the embedded map does not appear, use “Open full map.” Figures carry their own source dates; current listings can change.
Explore by ZIP code
Prices, housing characteristics and local places
The Albuquerque ZIP Code Map and Home Search brings market information and homes for sale together with housing characteristics drawn from U.S. Census Bureau estimates. Users can explore the types of homes in an area, the age of the housing stock and other housing details alongside the market figures.
The ZIP explorer also includes local places such as parks, trails, schools, restaurants, coffee shops and grocery stores. These layers extend the research beyond prices, helping users investigate the destinations that matter to their own search.
Explore by MLS area
67 geographic areas across Central New Mexico
The Albuquerque MLS Areas Map offers a second view of the region, organized by the geographic areas used in Southwest MLS. Coverage includes Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales, Placitas, the East Mountains and Valencia County communities.
Users can select an area to review available market figures and homes for sale, then explore nearby areas. That makes the tool useful for people who recognize an MLS area name or want to understand how nearby markets fit together.
The maps complement each other because ZIP codes, MLS areas and neighborhood names do not always line up. Someone researching a familiar ZIP code can also look at the MLS areas around it and see the market through a different geographic view.
Both resources distinguish available listings from historical sales information and identify the reporting periods attached to the figures.
Free resources for buyers and homeowners
For buyers and people considering a move to Central New Mexico, the maps provide a place to begin comparing locations, understanding the housing available and moving from area research into individual homes for sale.
Existing homeowners can use the same resources to follow market activity around their own home or explore another part of the region. The tools are part of Venturi Realty Group’s ongoing work to make local housing-market information more accessible to the public.
Both maps are available now, at no cost, through the links and interactive views above.
About the new Albuquerque maps
What do the new tools bring together?
The ZIP explorer brings asking prices, recent sale prices and typical home values into one view, alongside homes for sale and area information. The companion MLS map offers another geographic view of local housing markets. Each price measure retains its own source and reporting period.
What areas do the maps cover?
The ZIP explorer covers 30 Central New Mexico ZIP codes. The MLS areas explorer covers 67 core Southwest MLS geographic areas, including Albuquerque and surrounding communities.
Are both maps free to use?
Yes. Both resources are available to the public at no cost through WelcomeHomeABQ.com.
Sources and map notes
Announcement prepared November 12, 2026, from Tego Venturi’s launch information and the live WelcomeHomeABQ ZIP code and MLS area explorers. Screenshots illustrate the interfaces as captured November 12, 2026. The live tools may show newer figures.
The ZIP map uses Census ZIP Code Tabulation Areas; these are statistical representations rather than official postal delivery boundaries. Housing profiles use Census survey estimates. Map and market information can change; confirm property-specific details with the appropriate source.
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