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Belen is a historic railroad town located in the heart of the Rio Grande Valley. It has a small-town feel with a mix of old and new, and a growing population. The town is known for its railroad history and is surrounded by agricultural lands.
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Belen Home Market

Balanced market with moderate competition; prices have been increasing

State:

New Mexico

County:

Valencia County

Zip Codes:

87002, 87031

Population:

Approximately 7,300 (2022 estimate)

Median Income:

Approximately $44,200 (2022 estimate)

Median Home Value

Approximately $167,000 (2022 estimate)

Average Home Size (sq ft)

Approximately 1,400-1,800 square feet

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Visit Nearby Cities & Towns

Belen is near several communities such as Los Chavez, Peralta, and Bosque Farms, offering a blend of rural and suburban lifestyles.

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Neighborhoods

Belen includes its historic downtown, north and south areas, with nearby communities offering a mix of residential and commercial areas.

Popular Areas:

  • Downtown Belen
  • North Belen
  • South Belen
  • Rio Communities (nearby)
  • Pueblo of Isleta (nearby)

Major Employers

Belen's major employers include the school district, retail giants, state entities, and local government, alongside healthcare providers.

Employers:

  • Belen Consolidated Schools
  • Wal-Mart
  • State of New Mexico
  • City of Belen
  • Presbyterian Healthcare Services

Visit Nearby Attractions:

Belen features historical landmarks like the Harvey House Museum, a public library, parks, and the historic Our Lady of Belen Catholic Church.

Attractions & Landmarks:

  • Harvey House Museum
  • Belen Harvey House
  • Belen Public Library
  • Belen Veteran’s Memorial Park
  • Our Lady of Belen Catholic Church

School Districts:

Belen is primarily served by Belen Consolidated Schools, which provides education to the city and surrounding areas.

Districts:

  • Belen Consolidated Schools

Weather & Climate:

Belen has a semi-arid climate, featuring hot summers, mild winters, low humidity, and lots of sunshine. Occasional snow in winter.

How is the Climate:

  • Semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons.
  • Hot summers with average highs in the 90s°F.
  • Mild winters with average lows in the 20s°F.
  • Low humidity year-round.
  • Average annual rainfall of about 9 inches.
  • Occasional snowfall in the winter.
  • Sunny skies are common, with over 270 sunny days per year.

Transportation:

Belen offers highway access via I-25, train access via Rail Runner, local bus service, an airport for small planes and car rentals.

Your Way Around:

  • Interstate 25 runs through Belen, providing access to Albuquerque and other areas.
  • New Mexico Rail Runner Express commuter train service to Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
  • Local bus service provided by the Valencia County Transit.
  • Belen Regional Airport for small aircraft.
  • Rental car services available.

Culture & Events:

Belen's culture includes the Our Lady of Belen Fiestas, the Belen Art League events, and historical sites such as the Harvey House Museum.

Culture Facts:

  • Annual Our Lady of Belen Fiestas celebrating local heritage.
  • Belen Art League events and exhibitions.
  • Belen Harvey House Museum showcasing local history.
  • Various community events throughout the year at the Belen Community Center.
  • Farmers market during the summer months.

Demographics:

Belen is a community of ~7,200 residents, primarily Hispanic/Latino, with a mix of families and a median income below national average.

Demographic Stats:

  • Population of approximately 7,200 residents.
  • Predominantly Hispanic/Latino population.
  • A mix of families, retirees, and young adults.
  • Median household income slightly below the national average.
  • Growing community with new residents moving in.

Outdoor Recreation:

Belen offers Anna Becker Park, the Community Center, the nearby Rio Grande River, and the Whitfield Wildlife Conservation Area for outdoor fun.

Outdoor activities:

  • Anna Becker Park
  • Belen Community Center
  • Nearby Rio Grande River
  • Whitfield Wildlife Conservation Area
  • Local sports leagues and organized activities.

Healthcare:

Belen offers healthcare options including a hospital, family health center, and various clinics providing general and specialized medical services.

Hospitals & facilities:

  • Presbyterian Hospital Belen
  • Belen Family Health Center
  • Valencia County Health Commons
  • Medallus Medical Belen

Dining & Food Scene:

Belen's dining scene features classic New Mexican cuisine, American fare, and some international options, with many local favorites.

It's Time To Eat:

  • Pete’s Cafe
  • Huning Highland Mexican Kitchen
  • Don Choche Mexican Restaurant
  • China Town Restaurant
  • Blake’s Lotaburger

Historical Facts:

Belen, founded in 1740, was a major railroad and agricultural hub on El Camino Real, playing a key role in New Mexico's history.

Rich History:

  • Founded in 1740
  • Originally named Nuestra Señora de Belen
  • Served as a major railroad hub
  • Important agricultural center
  • Part of the historic El Camino Real

Economy & Job Market:

Belen's economy is supported by transportation, retail, healthcare, education, and government sectors, offering diverse employment opportunities.

Job Facts:

  • Transportation and logistics
  • Retail trade
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Government sector

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