Private Offering · Santa Teresa / Sunland Park, NM

McNutt Road
Land Portfolio

Eight contiguous-corridor parcels along NM-273 (McNutt Road) — 475± acres between the Rio Grande and the westside hills, minutes from El Paso’s Country Club area and the Santa Teresa border crossing.

8
Parcels
475±
Total acres
NM-273
McNutt Road frontage corridor
The Offering

Parcel breakdown & legal identification

All parcels recorded in Doña Ana County, New Mexico. Acreage and square footage are approximate and no surveys are available — parcels convey as-is, buyer to verify boundaries and acreage. Pricing and parcel-level detail available on request.

Hillside · West of NM-273 · Parcels 1–3
ParcelParcel NumberCounty AccountAcres±Sq Ft±
Parcel 14016168515299R1714349295.0012,850,200
Parcel 24017168132325R1603240135.385,897,153
Parcel 34017168028506R17066688.11353,272
Riverside · East of NM-273 · Parcels 4–8
ParcelParcel NumberCounty AccountAcres±Sq Ft±
Parcel 44017168210260R16031124.67203,425
Parcel 54017168240295R16031136.59287,060
Parcel 64017168271330R16031106.01261,796
Parcel 74017168300420R16031116.00261,360
Parcel 8 · 4450 McNutt Rd4017168337415R160311613.32580,219
Portfolio total475.0820,694,485
Why Now

The region is being built around this land

This is the last opportunity to control acreage at this scale in the McNutt corridor — 475± contiguous-corridor acres positioned for residential, commercial, and industrial use in one holding, at the center of one of the fastest-growing border trade regions in the country.

  • $45M Border Highway Connector. The New Mexico Border Authority and NMDOT are advancing a new roadway linking the Santa Teresa Port of Entry and its industrial parks directly to Sunland Park — with route alternatives studied along McNutt Road itself.
  • A $31 billion port next door. Santa Teresa is the 6th fastest-growing land port among 167 in the U.S.; federal plans call for expanding from 3 to 15 commercial lanes, with $60M in state infrastructure investment behind it.
  • $2 billion breaking ground nearby. The Alta Mesa development brings 4,700 homes and a 272-acre logistics park to the Santa Teresa area, with a $124M public improvement district for roads and utilities.
  • An export engine. Santa Teresa’s four logistics parks account for roughly 69% of New Mexico’s exports, anchored by Union Pacific’s intermodal terminal.
McNutt Road corridor in context with the Rio Grande and El Paso Country Club area
Location

Where the corridor sits

The assemblage runs along NM-273 with the Rio Grande and the El Paso Country Club area to the east, the westside hills behind, and the Santa Teresa industrial / border-crossing corridor minutes away.

All eight McNutt Road parcels labeled on the Dona Ana County parcel map
All eight parcels, numbered to match the tables above — Parcels 1–3 on the hillside west of NM-273, Parcels 4–8 along the river to the east. Source: Doña Ana County Parcel Map. Boundaries illustrative; buyer to verify.

Walk the dirt with us.

Opportunities like this don’t repeat — once this corridor builds out, there is no next assemblage. Pricing and parcel-level detail are available to qualified buyers. Call or email and we’ll set it up.

Call +1 (915) 929-0209 carlos@boomrealestate.com