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Multi-million Albuquerque affordable housing project breaks ground
KRQE News 13
Long awaited International District affordable housing project gets underway
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Aimed at getting more people off the streets, a multi-million-dollar affordable housing project is now being built in one of Albuquerque’s most populated areas. Construction crews are moving to turn a lot near Central Ave. and Chama Street into an affordable housing community called “The Cottages at 161 Chama,” that’s been in the works for over a year.
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Casa de Benavidez for Sale
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) –After more than 50 years in business, Casa de Benavidez and it’s authentic New Mexican recipes are up for sale. This is the second time on the market for the restaurant, now priced at $2.8 million. The property is owned by the Benavidez Family and is located on Fourth NW and the listing describes its availability as a ““a momentous opportunity to be a part of a historic New Mexican restaurant that boasts a proven track record of success, quality and rich history.”
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Developers highlight struggles in renovating former Wells Fargo building in Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – One of Albuquerque’s most recognizable downtown buildings is undergoing a major transformation to bring in more affordable housing, but what does it take to turn an office space into apartments? Built in the 1970’s, the old Wells Fargo building will now be known as the Lomas Tower as it gets converted into a modern apartment building. The developer said they […]
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Real Estate Market Trends in Albuquerque, NM: Inventory Climbs – January 2026
Albuquerque, celebrated for its vibrant culture and breathtaking desert landscapes, continued to captivate homebuyers seeking a unique blend of city life and natural beauty. In December, the city’s real estate
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Strategic report sparks debate among Los Lunas Council
The Los Lunas Village Council heard the initial findings of its Economic Development Strategic Plan (EDSP) from Better City LLC CEO Jason Godfrey at the council’s regular meeting on Thursday, Jan. 29. The presentation highlighted a strong community desire to focus on quality of life over raw growth. It...
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460 new homes to be built in Belen
BELEN — Hundreds of brand new homes will soon be built on top of Belen’s mesa at what’s going to be called Jardin South. The new Planned Area District, which was approved last week by the Belen City Council, will include 460 new LGI homes located just south of the current Jardin de Belen subdivision.
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‘Trashy yard’ owners granted reprieve
The owners of a Corrales property considered a public nuisance and potential health and safety hazard have been granted a reprieve by the Village Council, which appears to be pleased by recent remediation efforts. Councilors voted Tuesday evening to give Jose Silva and Horst Welbat until March 31 to clean...
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Real Estate Market Trends in Albuquerque, NM: Inventory Climbs – December 2025
Albuquerque, celebrated for its picturesque desert landscapes and dynamic culture, witnessed intriguing developments in its real estate market in December. The city defied national patterns, presenting thrilling opportunities for sellers
City Desk ABQ
Cockroaches, no water, no stairs: Downtown renters unite to demand action from neglectful apartment owners
In downtown Albuquerque, more than 75 renters at The Alvarado Apartments signed a formal demand letter accusing their management company, Apartment Management Consultants (AMC), of dangerous neglect, safety failures and “excessive” fees. They are demanding rent abatement and a written repair plan. The Alvarado Apartments and AMC did not respond to requests for comment on […] The post Cockroaches, no water, no stairs: Downtown renters unite to demand action from neglectful apartment owners appeared first on City Desk ABQ .
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“A complete betrayal”: Council rejects enforcement of renters rights against predatory landlords
Albuquerque renters will not receive local protection from excessive fees after the City Council rejected an ordinance Wednesday that would have enforced the state’s Senate Bill 267 in limbo. The 5-4 vote leaves the law, which caps application fees at $50 and limits late fees to 5% of rent, unenforced at the local level. Since […] The post “A complete betrayal”: Council rejects enforcement of renters rights against predatory landlords appeared first on City Desk ABQ .
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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,...