How do I look up a building permit in New Mexico?

Building permits in New Mexico are public records filed with each city or county building department. PermitGrab tracks 6 New Mexico cities and republishes the records — pick your city below to browse permits by address, contractor, type and value, free.

Are building permits public record in New Mexico?

Yes. Building permits are public records in New Mexico. Cities publish them through open-data portals and permit systems; PermitGrab aggregates the official feeds and updates them daily.

How many building permits were filed in New Mexico recently?

Across the 6 New Mexico cities PermitGrab tracks, 3,395 permits were filed in the last 30 days, out of 4,755 on record.

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New Mexico Building Permit Lookup — Free

Building permits are public record. PermitGrab tracks 6 New Mexico cities with live data pulled from official city permit systems — browse by address, contractor, permit type and value. No signup needed to look.

4,755

Permits on record

3,395

Filed last 30 days

Cities covered

City	Last 30 days	On record	Newest permit	Status
Albuquerque, NM	1,959	2,737	2026-06-18	fresh — under 24h
Las Cruces, NM	571	792	2026-06-16	this week
Bernalillo County, NM	557	858	2026-06-17	fresh — under 24h
Santa Fe, NM	201	261	2026-06-17	fresh — under 24h
Las Cruces, NM	74	74	2026-06-17	fresh — under 24h
Socorro, NM	33	33	2026-06-17	fresh — under 24h

How to look up a building permit in New Mexico

Pick the city where the property sits — permits are filed with the local building department, not the state. Use the table above for any of the 6 New Mexico cities we cover.
Search by address or contractor. Each city page lists recent permits with the address, permit type, declared value, status and (where the city publishes it) the contractor of record.
Click any record to expand the full details — project description, property owner, contact info, and related permit history at that address.

PermitGrab refreshes New Mexico permit data daily from official municipal feeds. If your city isn't listed, the building department may not publish a public data feed yet.

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