Welcome to Tierra Grande!

Our Mission

Our Efforts

Land Conservancy

It is the Mission of the Tierra Grande Association and its Board of Directors to:

Protect the Integrity and Secure the Future of Tierra Grande by:

Monitoring compliance with and enforcing the protective covenants
Adopting and publishing rules and regulations governing the use of Tierra Grande property
Establishing assessments and collecting annual charges and all other charges referred to in the indentures
Preserving the wilderness areas

The Board of Directors constantly strives to build an environment of trust, and open communication with the landowners of Tierra Grande.

TGIA Efforts on Landowners Behalf:

Built a Fire Station
Extended Power/Phone Lines
Installed Fencing
Improved Roads/Culverts
Installed Signs/Archways
Protect Property Values
Protect the Wilderness Property

TGIA Efforts on Landowners Behalf

Tierra Grande and you the landowner - own over 17,000 acres of pristine wilderness mountain property including the Abo Canyon and Black Butte that is being conserved for recreational use, which does NOT include hunting. Much of that acreage borders on the majestic Manzano Mountains part of the Cibola National Forest. The Manzanos provide beautiful trails and canyons for camping, exploring, horseback riding, hiking and backpacking.

Contact Tierra Grande at info@tierragrande.org

To Locate Land and/or Homes for Sale in Tierra Grande
Through the Multiple Listing Service

Go on line to: www.swmls.com
It will bring you to the Albuquerque Board of Realtors
Select “Find Properties”
Property Types – check “land” and/or for homes check “residential”
Areas – check the last one “Rio Communities, Tierra Grande” – press OK
Lot Size – fill in 5 acres to 50 acres
Press Submit – at the top of the screen

The MLS listings for properties for sale in Tierra Grande will come up by price.
This page will provide you with information about the property as well as the name and phone number of the realtor.
Be careful to make sure you are viewing Tierra Grande listings. Sometimes properties are not identified correctly by community.
The listing may also provide you with information about the property, pictures, the approximate location and various other details.

Reporting Consumer Fraud and Land Sales Scams

To all Tierra Grande Land Owners – If you receive a call from someone who tells you that they can sell / buy your land for an unbelievable amount of money, or will list your land for sale and guarantee you a lot of money if you give them your credit card number or pay them some money, it could be a scam. If you suspect it is a scam, please report them to any of the following organizations.

Federal Trade Commission: www.ftc.gov/bcp/consumers.htm
Fraud: www.fraud.org
Consumer Fraud www.consumerfraudreport.org