Category: Local News
New Mexico sees jump in home foreclosures during first half of 2016
Despite Albuquerque's improving housing market, the state as a whole is still grappling with home foreclosures.
RealtyTrac released home foreclosure data for the first six months of the year,…
NM home sales and prices continue to grow
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — New Mexico’s single-family home sales for June, the second quarter and the first six months of the year continued to show gains…
The Best American Cities for Creatives (That aren’t NYC, LA, or SF)
Not to rub it in, but: New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, not that you care, but you didn’t make this list. You either, Chicago.…
Albuquerque’s economic recovery continues to improve as summer boosts travel and homebuying
Albuquerque Business First's Recovery Index brings you some good news this month.
The Albuquerque economy improved to 83.4 percent recovered from the recession, up from last…
Uptown building to become condos, retail
An 86,000-square-foot office building in Albuquerque's Uptown area will be transformed into luxury residential condominiums and a mixed-use project.
The office building, 2424 Louisiana Blvd.…
Here’s what happens after bids are in for Sandia Labs
Proposals to manage a big piece of New Mexico’s economy are due this week.
Sandia National Laboratories, which has an operating budget of $2.88 billion…
New Mexico tourism visits at record levels, jobs also increasing
New Mexico's tourism efforts keep breaking records.
That's according to an announcement Tuesday from Gov. Susana Martinez and Tourism Department Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Latham, which noted that 700,000…
New study shows Albuquerque’s rental rates jumped in June
A new study puts Albuquerque as the 83rd most expensive city to rent in the nation.
Zumper, a San Francisco-based apartment rental app, looked at…
$4 million inbound for tech jobs training in New Mexico
By Joe Cardillo, Reporter for Albuquerque Business First: