According to data from WalkScore.com, Albuquerque, New Mexico, ranks as the 28th most walkable large city in the U.S., with a Walk Score of 43. This rating indicates that while certain areas of the city provide walkable amenities, most residents depend on a car for their daily errands.

The city’s Transit Score of 29 reflects limited public transportation options, while Albuquerque's Bike Score of 61 highlights moderate bike-friendly infrastructure, appealing to biking enthusiasts.

Neighborhoods like Nob Hill, Huning Highland Historic District, and University Heights stand out for their walkability, offering convenient access to shops, dining, and services. Additionally, areas such as Jeanne Bellamah East and Bel-Air, though less widely known, also offer unique living opportunities and are appealing to those seeking a vibrant, pedestrian-oriented lifestyle.

This Walk Score listing provides scores for 173 Albuquerque neighborhoods with walk score, bike score, transit score, and population.  Tools like WalkScore.com can be invaluable when helping homebuyers and sellers navigate their neighborhoods and the market. By providing insights into accessibility and lifestyle features, clients can discover what aligns with their preferences and priorities to guide their REALTORS® to a possible better match.