Current population, household, economic, neighborhood, and regional-growth data for Albuquerque and its metropolitan context.
Albuquerque Data#
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U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Albuquerque
Provides the Census Bureau’s maintained city-level estimates and statistics for population, age, race and ethnicity, housing, households, language, education, disability, employment, income, poverty, commuting, and business activity.
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The City’s open-data service provides neighborhood geography and associated data resources for map-based analysis, local reference, and comparisons among Albuquerque communities.
Regional Data#
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Mid-Region Council of Governments publishes regional population, households, employment, income, commuting, and related planning data. It is the appropriate regional source when a question extends beyond City limits.
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Summarizes the central New Mexico region’s population, geography, counties, municipalities, pueblos, transportation connections, and urban-rural context, providing a concise companion to detailed census and socioeconomic datasets.
Current Regional Indicators#
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Compares 2020 Census population with 2024 estimates for Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, other regional communities, and the four-county region, with historical charts tracking housing permits, housing growth, and housing type through 2024.
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Compiles current county and regional labor-force, employment, unemployment, industry, wage, establishment, growth-rate, and location-quotient data from federal statistical programs, including detailed 2024 employment measures for the Albuquerque metropolitan economy.
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Tracks annual per-capita personal income from 2004 through 2024 for Bernalillo and neighboring counties, New Mexico, and the United States, with long-run comparisons and source references to federal economic data.
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Summarizes regional county-to-county worker flows, commute mode shares, travel times, and work-from-home changes using 2023 and 2024 Census sources, including the relationship between Bernalillo County and surrounding commuter counties.
2020–2045 Socioeconomic Forecast#
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MRMPO Socioeconomic Forecast Hub
Maintains the approved regional forecast, methodology, interactive map, downloadable workbooks, data dictionary, and current staff contact. The forecast supports the Transitions 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan and local planning across the Albuquerque region.
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2045 Socioeconomic Forecast Interactive Map
Maps projected population, housing, and employment change from 2020 to 2045 by county and Data Analysis Subzone, making the small-area forecast easier to explore across Albuquerque and the wider MRCOG region.
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2045 Socioeconomic Forecast Presentation (2025 archived PDF)
Summarizes the region’s approved 2020–2045 population, housing, and employment forecast, including county and small-area growth patterns, declining household size, forecast methodology, land-use inputs, and the forecast’s role in metropolitan transportation planning.
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Regional Forecast by Data Analysis Subzone (2025 archived workbook)
Provides 2020 estimates and 2045 forecasts for population, households, housing units, group quarters, and employment by sector across 926 small-area Data Analysis Subzones in the five-county MRCOG model region.
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Bernalillo County Forecast by Data Analysis Subzone (2025 archived workbook)
Extracts the 2020 estimates and 2045 population, housing, and employment forecasts for 671 Bernalillo County Data Analysis Subzones, providing the most focused downloadable small-area dataset for Albuquerque and nearby county communities.
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Data Analysis Subzone Data Dictionary (August 2025 archived PDF)
Defines the geography, population, household, housing-unit, group-quarters, and employment fields used in MRMPO’s 2025 regional and county forecast workbooks, including the industries assigned to basic, retail, and service employment.