Category: Local News
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An overwhelming majority of Albuquerque residents who voted Nov. 8 said they want to vote on Albuquerque Rapid Transit.
A little more than three-fourths of…
Study finds more than half of ABQ renters are cost burdened
In an interview with the Albuquerque Housing Authority, which provides public housing and rent vouchers for about 5,000 families in Albuquerque, the entity acknowledged there's still so…
Why the ABQ Housing Authority wants to start thinking more like a developer
Four years ago, the Albuquerque Housing Authority made a controversial move. The department stopped taking applications for rent vouchers and public housing, saying its wait…
Sandia-Kirtland credit union merger will bring jobs to state, industry leader says
At the end of October, Sandia Laboratory Federal Credit Union announced it planned to absorb the fourth largest credit union in New Mexico, Kirtland Federal Credit Union.
Paul…
Rents rise in ABQ, but apartment market even tighter in this NM town
Albuquerque's rental market has been consistently stable, with rents slowly rising.
The average rent price increased nearly five percent over the year, from $761 in…
ABQ homes selling faster thanks to tight housing market
Homes put up for sale are spending less time on the market, thanks to Albuquerque's tight housing stock, according to the Greater Albuquerque Association of…
ABQ-Bernco Land Use, Planning, & Zoning Committee Hearing
ABC Comp Plan - Changed Schedule
City Council has scheduled the Comp Plan Update hearing for Wednesday, November 16 at 5 p.m. in the Council…
See the breakdown of tourism’s impact in each New Mexico county
The number of visitors to New Mexico and the dollars they spend have been growing year over year.
About 34 million people visited New Mexico…
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…