Santa Fe Midtown — New Mexico Innovation Hub

A Center of Gravity for Innovation

Located in the geographic center of Santa Fe, New Mexico Innovation Hub gives the states innovation community a place to come together.

NMIH is activating existing buildings and infrastructure today while developing a larger vision for tomorrow - connecting offices, labs, fabrication, manufacturing, compute, workforce development and collaborative spaces in one growing district.

Santa Fe adds something equally important: a globally recognized place with a long history of attracting creators, scientists, entrepreneurs and unconventional thinkers.

Here, place becomes part of the innovation advantage.

"To see the Hub fully leased and operating at capacity less than a year after opening demonstrates that there is strong demand for the kind of innovation, entrepreneurship and economic opportunity we are working to cultivate here in Santa Fe."

-- Michael Garcia, Mayor of Santa Fe
“It’s just not the space and the buildings, it’s the community we’re building here. What we’ve been missing in New Mexico, and Santa Fe specifically, is a center of gravity for all these entities — the startups, the national labs, the universities, venture capital firms, entrepreneurs.”

-- David Perez, CEO, New Mexico Innovation Hub

In the center of Santa Fe, a new center takes shape.

Midtown emerges as the city’s most connected and creative district. New Mexico Innovation Hub places you within Santa Fe’s evolving Midtown—where culture, work, and daily life converge. Set within the Aspect Media Village campus, this is a neighborhood defined not just by location, but by momentum. Film production, artist studios, dining, and innovation spaces surround you, while galleries, museums, and mountain trails remain just minutes away. Here, Santa Fe’s deep creative legacy meets its next chapter—placing you at the center of both.

Location is more than proximity—it’s integration.

Set within Midtown’s emerging creative district, life unfolds with film, art, dining, and daily connection just steps from your door. Beyond, the landscape opens wide—mountain trails, desert light, and expansive skies all within reach. This is a place where culture and nature are not separate experiences, but part of the same rhythm. From the energy of the campus to the stillness of the horizon, living here means moving seamlessly between them.

Midtown’s history is long and varied.

Activities at Midtown go back to when it housed the Bruns Army hospital and barracks during World War II. For many decades after it became the College of Santa Fe , then the University of Santa Fe Art and Design which closed in 2018. The rebirth of Midtown began in 2025 when Aspect Media Village began development on the southern end of the campus where the Innovation Hub is also located.