Category: Local News
Developers dust off plans for Ceja Vista eight years after recession
A 400-acre development in Albuquerque's South Valley and Southwest Mesa area was put on hold in 2008 when the recession hit.
But in an improving…
Study: Albuquerque has high percentage of households foregoing banks
According to a NerdWallet study, Albuquerque has the eighth-highest percentage of "unbanked" households in the nation, with 11.1 percent of households in the metro area…
A Step In The Right Direction: ABQ City Council caps HOA/Condo disclosure doc fees
Since March of this year members of GAAR and staff have been working closely with City Councilor Don Harris to pass an ordinance capping the…
For Albuquerque’s construction industry, flat growth is the new up
Ken Simonson, a national economist specializing in the construction industry for the Associated General Contractors of America, made it a point to give his annual update…
New Downtown apartment project secures funding
Downtown's next mixed-income apartment project, the Sterling Building, is set to take off.
The developer of the 111-unit project, Greater Albuquerque Housing Partnership, was granted a…
Commission OKs 10 percent rate hike for PNM
In a 3-2 vote, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission today approved an increase in annual revenue for the state’s largest utility of about $65.7 million, equating…
The least entrepreneurial generation? ABQ millennials don’t think so
According to studies done by both the Small Business Administration and the Kauffman Foundation, millennials aren't starting up as many businesses as the generations that came…
Vacant Downtown office building could have a future as residences
It's something only a few Downtown developers have tried — turning old office space into apartments or upscale lofts.
It's been done at the Banque Lofts,…
