New Mexico Market Breakdown – January Sales

New Mexico’s industry continues to thrive, with total statewide sales hitting $45.7M in January. Here’s how the top-performing cities stacked up.

Albuquerque: The Undisputed Leader

  • Total Sales: $13.9M

  • Medical: $4.5M | Adult-Use: $9.3M

  • Albuquerque remains the biggest hub in the state, generating nearly a third of total sales. Oasis leads the pack with $2.5M in revenue, followed by Schwazze and Urban Wellness. The city’s dense network of stores (202 locations) and strong consumer demand keep it at the top.

Las Cruces: The Border Boomtown

  • Total Sales: $2.8M

  • Medical: $835.8K | Adult-Use: $2M

  • With 61 stores, Las Cruces continues to thrive thanks to its proximity to Texas, where sales remain illegal. Chadcor topped the market with $451K in revenue, trailed by Schwazze and PVP.

Santa Fe: Steady and Strong

  • Total Sales: $2.7M

  • Medical: $835.6K | Adult-Use: $1.8M

  • The capital city maintains its reputation as a reliable market, with Verdes, Deep Sky, and HDR leading the way. The region’s mix of locals and tourists helps keep demand steady.

Hobbs: The Rising Star

  • Total Sales: $2.7M

  • Medical: $338.3K | Adult-Use: $2.3M

  • Hobbs is benefiting from strong recreational sales, led by PVP ($508K) and Canna Buddha ($255K). The city’s 25 stores are capitalizing on cross-border traffic from Texas.

Sunland Park: The Border Effect

  • Total Sales: $5.0M

  • Medical: $186.3K | Adult-Use: $4.8M

  • A heavy tourist and cross-border consumer base fuels this market, where Chadcor ($1.2M) and Fields of Dreams ($1M) lead the way. Medical sales are minimal, but the adult-use market is thriving.

Farmington: Holding Strong

  • Total Sales: $1.4M

  • Medical: $256.6K | Adult-Use: $1.2M

  • Oasis ($474K) and The Green House ($111K) dominate here. The market is stable but smaller compared to border towns.

Clovis: Small but Mighty

  • Total Sales: $1.2M

  • Medical: $254.5K | Adult-Use: $954.4K

  • PVP ($224K) and Schwazze ($168K) lead the city’s 20 stores. Clovis benefits from being a key stop for Texas consumers.

Bernalillo: A Niche Market

  • Total Sales: $530K

  • Medical: $151.5K | Adult-Use: $378.7K

  • Purlife ($146K) and Urban Wellness ($102K) dominate. The smaller population base keeps sales modest.

Alamogordo: A Local Market

  • Total Sales: $921K

  • Medical: $335.2K | Adult-Use: $586.7K

  • With only 18 stores, Alamogordo still moves a decent volume. Ridankulous Co. ($130K) leads, with Purlife and Score 420 trailing.

Key Takeaways

  • Albuquerque continues to be the heart of New Mexico’s market.

  • Sunland Park, Hobbs, and Las Cruces are thriving from Texas consumer spillover.

  • Santa Fe and Farmington maintain steady demand but lack explosive growth.

  • Smaller cities like Alamogordo and Bernalillo hold their own in niche markets.

New Mexico’s industry remains a game of location, location, location. Expect border towns to keep driving growth while Albuquerque stays king.

Previous
Previous

Maps Won’t Work Here: Seeing Beyond The Numbers

Next
Next

Colorado’s Market in 2024: A Year of Stability and Regulatory Adjustments