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Village across Rio Grande, horse farms, quiet, beautiful, expensive; 1BR $1,200–1,700
Neighborhood Guide · 2026
Corrales, Albuquerque
Village across Rio Grande, horse farms, quiet, beautiful, expensive; 1BR $1,200–1,700
Albuquerque Housing Costs — 2026
Median 1BR rent
$1,050/mo
Median 2BR rent
$1,320/mo
Median home price
$285K
Avg utilities
$145/mo
City-wide medians. Corrales rents may vary above or below depending on building vintage and unit type.Full Albuquerque breakdown →
Other Neighborhoods in Albuquerque
Compare Corrales with other popular areas.
Nob Hill
Route 66 corridor, walkable restaurants and bars, mid-century architecture; 1BR $950–1,300
Uptown / Journal Center
Commercial center, newer apartments, corporate offices, easy access; 1BR $1,000–1,400
Old Town / Downtown
Adobe architecture, galleries, museums, historic core; 1BR $950–1,300
Northeast Heights
Safest part of city, Sandia Mountain views, families, good schools; 1BR $950–1,300
North Valley
Horse properties, bosque access, rural feel within city, agriculture; 1BR $1,000–1,400
Rio Rancho
Suburb to northwest, lower crime, Intel campus, newer construction, families; 1BR $1,000–1,400
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Corrales a good neighborhood in Albuquerque?
Village across Rio Grande, horse farms, quiet, beautiful, expensive; 1BR $1,200–1,700
What is the rent in Corrales, Albuquerque?
Albuquerque citywide median 1BR rent is $1,050/mo. Corrales pricing varies from the city average depending on building age, proximity to transit, and in-unit amenities. Studio units in Albuquerque often run 15–20% below the 1BR median.
What is Corrales in Albuquerque known for?
Village across Rio Grande, horse farms, quiet, beautiful, expensive; 1BR $1,200–1,700
How does Corrales compare to other Albuquerque neighborhoods?
Corrales is one of 7 notable neighborhoods in Albuquerque. Other options include Nob Hill, Uptown / Journal Center, Old Town / Downtown.
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