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Airbnb leads / New Mexico / Santa Fe

New Mexico · address-level city file

Santa Fe Airbnb and short-term rental leads

Santa Fe, NM has 905 short-term-rental records in PermitPulse as of 2026-10-13, taken from an additional published short-term-rental dataset. The source publishes no phone numbers or emails for Santa Fe, so this is an address-level list: the permit holder name and property address on every record, ready for mail or a skip-trace.

905records
—ZIP codes

Counts refreshed 2026-10-13 from the live database. Santa Fe is part of the New Mexico file; filter to it at export.

The Santa Fe file in numbers

Santa Fe is the smaller of the two New Mexico cities with their own page here, and its 905 records make up 41.5% of everything we hold for the state.

The register behind the 905 Santa Fe records publishes no phone or email, so outreach starts from the property address.

The register classes Santa Fe records by type: 905 Short Term Rental License.

123 of the Santa Fe records (14%) carry a name that appears on two or more different New Mexico property addresses, close to the state figure of 15%. 32 sit under names with ten or more properties, which in practice means management companies and larger investors; the biggest single name holds 11 New Mexico addresses.

By status, the Santa Fe records break down as 901 active or issued and 2 pending.

What the Santa Fe file does not give you: phone numbers, email addresses and a ZIP-level split, since the records share no published ZIP. The workaround: run the Santa Fe property addresses and names through county property records or a skip-trace to reach owners; split the Santa Fe list by street or by status instead.

Santa Fe against New Mexico

MeasureSanta FeNew Mexico
Records9052,183
With a phone0%58%
With an email0%58%
Name on 2+ properties14%15%

State and market columns count every record in those files; the Santa Fe column uses the cleaned city file described on this page.

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Breakdowns

Status

Status groupRecordsShare
Active or issued901100%
Pending or under review20%
Other or not stated20%

Who buys the Santa Fe list

What a Santa Fe record contains

  • Permit or license numberas the register publishes it
  • Permit holder nameon 905 of 905 records
  • Property address, city, ZIPthe licensed rental itself
  • Phonenot published here
  • Emailnot published here
  • Permit type and statusas published, see the breakdowns above
  • Filing dateon 905 records
  • First-seen datewhen the record entered our database

These are public records, and public is not consent. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules (permit phones are often personal mobiles), email under CAN-SPAM. Read the compliance guide before you work the list.

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Santa Fe questions

How many short-term rental records are there in Santa Fe, NM?
Santa Fe has 905 as of 2026-10-13, from an additional published short-term-rental dataset.
How many Santa Fe permits are active?
901 of the 905 records are active or issued and 0 are expired, closed or denied.
Why is there no phone number on the Santa Fe records?
An additional published short-term-rental dataset publishes no phone numbers for Santa Fe. The 905 records carry the property address and the permit holder name, which is enough for direct mail or a skip-trace.
How do I get the Santa Fe list?
Subscribe to the New Mexico plan ($99 a month) and filter the export to Santa Fe, or buy the whole New Mexico file once for $149. Both are self-serve CSV downloads.
Can I call or text the people on it?
The records are public, but public is not consent. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules, and permit phones are often personal mobiles, so check them before you dial; email falls under CAN-SPAM.

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Santa Fe comes with the New Mexico plan: $99 a month with filtered CSV exports, or $149 once for the whole state file. National access is $299 a month.