Category: Local News
Mendenhall Urges Lawmakers to Keep Incentives for Homeowners
As the Trump administration unveils its plan to reform the U.S. income tax system, NAR President-elect Elizabeth Mendenhall visited key lawmakers on both sides of the…
Poll: More Expect Home Prices to Keep Rising
DAILY REAL ESTATE NEWS | TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 2017
Sixty-one percent of U.S. adults believe home prices in their local area will rise over the…
NAR Publishes Co-Marketing Do’s and Don’ts
Media Contact: Sarah C. Young / 202-383-1123 / scyoung@realtors.org and Christie DeSanctis / 202-383-1102 / CDeSanctis@realtors.org
NAR has published a list of Do’s and Don’ts for real estate professionals…
Consumer Housing Trends Report, Zillow and NMMLS
| Dear Real Estate Brokers, Last week, the New Mexico MLS attended the…
How ABQ apartment rents stack up nationallyRent prices in Albuquerque are virtually flat, says a new national report. According to the Zumper National Rent report for April, Albuquerque moved up two spots,…
Lawsuit filed over ABQ paid sick leave ordinance proposalThe Association of Commerce and Industry, NAIOP and the New Mexico Restaurant Association filed the lawsuit Monday in state district court, calling for the ordinance, called the…
Jobs in this sector grew by 78 percent in ABQThe sun is shining on solar jobs in Albuquerque. According to the nonprofit The Solar Foundation, solar jobs in the Albuquerque metro area increased by 78…
How green is ABQ? How its building practices stack up to other U.S. real estate hubsThe nation saw more than 3,400 properties win LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building Council over the past year, a surge in energy-efficient construction affecting…
Hundreds of Innovation Corridor building permits bode well for project, mayor saysThere have been almost 500 building permits issued around the Innovation Corridor in the past year, which Mayor Richard Berry takes as a sign of good faith… |
