New Mexico residential & ADU permit data
Local zoning across the Land of Enchantment
Housing law
Accessory dwelling units in New Mexico are handled locally; without a statewide ADU mandate, rules differ by city and county.
New Mexico has no statewide upzoning law; residential density is determined by local zoning.
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Cities we cover in New Mexico
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Why Igni for New Mexico
Live Bernalillo County permit data, sourced from official open data
Covers the unincorporated Albuquerque metro, where much of the county's new residential construction happens
Local-first permit intelligence where cities set their own rules
New Mexico ADU & permit data — FAQ
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Sourced live from the Bernalillo County permit portal (building permits; public records). This covers the UNINCORPORATED Albuquerque metro — the City of Albuquerque publishes separately and its open feed is not currently live.
Informational only, not legal advice. Housing law changes — verify current statutes before relying on this.