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Edgewood is a town located in the foothills of the Manzano Mountains, known for its rural atmosphere, local businesses, and community events. It offers a mix of residential properties, some with acreage, and is located east of Albuquerque.
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Edgewood Home Market

Moderately Competitive, with homes selling relatively quickly, but with fluctuations based on location and property type

State:

New Mexico

County:

Torrance County

Zip Codes:

87015

Population:

Approximately 6,353 (2022 estimate)

Median Income:

Approximately $56,838 (2022 estimate)

Median Home Value

Approximately $221,900 (2021 estimate)

Average Home Size (sq ft)

Approximately 1,600-2,000 square feet

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Edgewood is near Moriarty, Tijeras, Estancia, Cedar Crest and Stanley; each offering unique NM small town charm and access to mountain scenery.

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Neighborhoods

Edgewood is a mix of the town center and rural areas. The South and East mountain areas provide a mix of community and spread out living.

Popular Areas:

  • Town of Edgewood
  • South Mountain Area
  • East Mountain Area
  • Rural surrounding areas

Major Employers

Key employers in Edgewood include Walmart's distribution hub, the local government, education sector and diverse small businesses.

Employers:

  • Walmart Distribution Center
  • Edgewood Municipal Government
  • Local Schools
  • Various Small Businesses

Visit Nearby Attractions:

Explore Wildlife West, the Sandia Crest Byway, local parks, Route 66 and Tingley Beach just a short drive.

Attractions & Landmarks:

  • Wildlife West Nature Park
  • Sandia Crest Scenic Byway
  • Tingley Beach
  • Local Parks
  • Historic Route 66

School Districts:

Edgewood is primarily served by the Moriarty-Edgewood School District, which provides primary and secondary education for the region.

Districts:

  • Moriarty-Edgewood School District

Weather & Climate:

Edgewood has a semi-arid climate with warm summers, mild winters, and low humidity. Expect sunny days with occasional snow in winter.

How is the Climate:

  • Semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons.
  • Warm summers with average highs in the 80s°F (27-32°C).
  • Mild winters with average lows in the 20s°F (-7 to -1°C), and occasional snow.
  • Average annual rainfall is around 13 inches.
  • Low humidity throughout the year.
  • Sunny days are common, with over 270 sunny days per year.

Transportation:

Edgewood relies on private vehicles and major highways like I-40 and Highway 344. No local public transit but ABQ airport is nearby.

Your Way Around:

  • Interstate 40 is a major highway providing access to Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
  • State Highway 344 runs through Edgewood.
  • Local roads and streets facilitate travel within the town.
  • No public transportation within Edgewood itself.
  • Nearest major airport is Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ), a drive away.
  • Private vehicle is the primary mode of transportation.

Culture & Events:

Edgewood offers local festivals, community events, and markets. Nearby cities like Albuquerque and Santa Fe offer more cultural experiences.

Culture Facts:

  • Edgewood’s Annual Fall Festival features local crafts, food, and entertainment.
  • Community events at the Edgewood Community Center.
  • Local markets offering regional goods and produce.
  • Nearby events in Albuquerque and Santa Fe provide additional cultural opportunities.
  • Holiday celebrations are held throughout the year.
  • Local artists and artisans contribute to the cultural landscape.

Demographics:

Edgewood's population is around 3,900, with a mix of families and individuals. Primarily white with a growing Hispanic population and moderate income levels.

Demographic Stats:

  • Population of approximately 3,900 residents (2020 Census).
  • A mix of families and individuals.
  • Predominantly White population with a growing Hispanic population.
  • Median age around 40 years old.
  • A mix of blue and white-collar professions.
  • Moderate income levels compared to state averages.

Outdoor Recreation:

Edgewood offers outdoor fun at Wildlife West Nature Park, Community Park, and nearby Manzano Mountains for hiking and horseback riding.

Outdoor activities:

  • Wildlife West Nature Park with native animals and trails.
  • Edgewood Community Park featuring sports fields and playground equipment.
  • Nearby hiking trails in the Manzano Mountains.
  • Horseback riding is popular in the surrounding areas.
  • Opportunities for birdwatching and nature photography.
  • Local parks with picnic areas and outdoor space.

Healthcare:

Edgewood offers healthcare through Presbyterian, local clinics, and individual providers, meeting basic medical needs. Limited specialty care available locally.

Hospitals & facilities:

  • Presbyterian Healthcare Services
  • Edgewood Family Medicine
  • Various independent practitioners

Dining & Food Scene:

Edgewood's dining is casual, featuring local eateries, cafes & family restaurants. Expect American comfort food & New Mexican cuisine influences.

It's Time To Eat:

  • The Grill
  • Sidetrack Bar & Grill
  • Camille’s Sidewalk Cafe
  • Duran’s Pharmacy & Restaurant

Historical Facts:

Edgewood, NM started as a railway stop, evolving into an agricultural town. Incorporated in 1949, it retains a rural, small-town history.

Rich History:

  • Established in the early 20th century
  • Served as a stop on the railway
  • Primarily agricultural community
  • Incorporated in 1949

Economy & Job Market:

Edgewood's economy is diverse, relying on retail, construction, healthcare, and small businesses. Commuting to nearby cities is common for varied jobs.

Job Facts:

  • Retail Trade
  • Construction
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Small Businesses

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