Las Cruces neighborhoods, decoded.
Where the homes are and what each part of the city offers, from new construction on the east side to historic Mesilla.
Sonoma Ranch
On the east side of Las Cruces, Sonoma Ranch is known for newer homes, landscaped streets and views of the Organ Mountains. Shopping and dining along Lohman Avenue and Highway 70 are minutes away.
Search homes for sale →Metro Verde
Metro Verde, in northeast Las Cruces, is one of the most active new construction areas in the city, with several local builders offering a range of floor plans, parks and walking paths.
Search homes for sale →Red Hawk
In northeast Las Cruces, Red Hawk centers on its golf course, with homes that look out over the fairways and toward the mountains.
Search homes for sale →East Mesa and Talavera
Out on the east mesa toward the mountains, areas like Talavera offer homes on larger lots, open desert space and some of the biggest Organ Mountain views in the county.
Search homes for sale →Picacho Hills
West of the Rio Grande on the mesa, Picacho Hills is a country club community with custom homes, larger lots, and wide views across the Mesilla Valley to the Organ Mountains.
Search homes for sale →Downtown and Alameda Depot
Near Main Street, home of the Farmers and Crafts Market, the Alameda Depot area and surrounding historic neighborhoods offer older homes with porches, mature trees and real architectural character.
Search homes for sale →NMSU and University Park
Around New Mexico State University you will find established homes, many built in the mid twentieth century, close to campus events, Interstate 10 and Interstate 25.
Search homes for sale →Mesilla
The historic town of Mesilla sits just southwest of central Las Cruces. Adobe homes, mature trees and the historic plaza with its shops and restaurants give it a character all its own.
Search homes for sale →Choosing where to live in Las Cruces
Las Cruces is spread across the Mesilla Valley with the Organ Mountains on the east and the Rio Grande to the west. East side and northeast areas hold most of the new construction. The west mesa offers views and space. Central and older parts of the city, along with Mesilla, have the most history and character.
The best way to decide is to see them. Tell Jon what matters most to you, whether that is commute, lot size, new versus established, or views, and he will put together a tour that covers the areas that fit.
Want a tour?
Jon will map out the areas that fit what you are looking for.
Start with one conversation.
Buying, selling, building, or moving to Las Cruces, start with one conversation. I will tell you, in plain English, exactly what your next step looks like.
Got it. Talk soon.
Jon has your message. If it is urgent, call or text (575) 312-9897.