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City Desk ABQ
From eyesore to success: Albuquerque’s problematic properties that got fixed
Yesterday, we reported on Albuquerque’s 15 most problematic properties—the blighted buildings and neglected lots that drag down neighborhoods and frustrate residents. But there’s another side to this story: the success stories. While the city continues to grapple with persistent problem properties, officials want residents to know that progress is being made. The City of Albuquerque’s […] The post From eyesore to success: Albuquerque’s problematic properties that got fixed appeared first on City Desk ABQ .
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Albuquerque City Councilors expected to take up rental fees at tonight’s meeting
Albuquerque (KKOB) – On tonight’s Albuquerque City Council agenda, councilors will be taking up a proposed ordinance that would deal with the disclosure of rent and fees in listings, and also limits and to regulate application fees. City Councilor Nicole Rogers has been a proponent of this ordinance,...
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Albuquerque council to revisit rental protections ordinance
City Councilor Nichole Rogers said Thursday she plans to keep pushing a rental practices ordinance after the Albuquerque City Council deferred the measure, citing concerns that state tenant protections lack local enforcement. At a press conference, Rogers said the delay exposed a gap in the enforcement of New Mexico Senate Bill 267, which took effect […] The post Albuquerque council to revisit rental protections ordinance appeared first on City Desk ABQ .
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Corrales residents clash over proposal that limits home sizes to preserve rural land
CORRALES, N.M. (KRQE) – It was a heated discussion for some homeowners in Corrales over a possible rule that would change their properties. This comes as the village council considers an ordinance that would prioritize open rural land over developments. Corrales village council heard from residents over a proposed change on Tuesday evening. The change would […]
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Albuquerque renters have rights on paper but who’s enforcing them?
The City Council on Monday deferred a vote on a rental protections ordinance as officials pointed to an enforcement gap that leaves renters facing hidden fees despite state laws meant to cap them. The proposed Rental Practices Ordinance, O-25-102, would fold state tenant protections into the city’s Housing Code to give local enforcement real authority. […] The post Albuquerque renters have rights on paper but who’s enforcing them? appeared first on City Desk ABQ .
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Route 66 motel remodel now underway in Albuquerque
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City councilor pushes for more protections for Albuquerque renters
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Work begins on tower at San Mateo and Central to convert it into affordable housing
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – One of Albuquerque’s tallest buildings outside of downtown, which has also been a hotspot for problems, is finally on its way to a new chapter. More than two years in the making, work on the shorter of the two “San Mateo Towers” is now starting. The empty office tower will eventually be more than a hundred apartments; they hope it can catalyze […]
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City invests $2M to turn San Mateo Towers into affordable housing
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Work begins on tower at San Mateo and Central to convert it into affordable housing
KOB 4 Albuquerque, New Mexico
Housing project at First and Silver moves forward despite uncertainty
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Property owners fear potential Expo New Mexico redevelopment could push them out
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — While a potential state fairgrounds redevelopment moves forward, some neighboring private property owners say they’re worried the state is working to push them out without even a conversation. Silva Screen Plus Owner Ed Silva and a handful of other landowners near San Pedro and Central share the same feeling. “We have not been […]
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Developer looks to build affordable housing on prime piece of real estate in Albuquerque
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Developer looks to build affordable housing on prime piece of real estate in Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A prime piece of real estate between 1st and 2nd Street along Silver Ave. has sat empty for years. Recently, it became a temporary dog park after the city received complaints about trash and loitering. But the city and developers have bigger plans for the lot, hoping to create “Sendero Albuquerque”, an […]