Here’s what the NM Jobs Council has been working on

One of the state's bipartisan efforts to spur job growth is gearing up for a busy fall.

The New Mexico Legislative Jobs Council is a…

Downtown’s office vacancy takes a turn (for the better)

For years, Albuquerque's biggest employers left Downtown for submarkets they thought were more suitable for their businesses. Those submarkets include business centers like as Journal…

See how retirement, senior living projects are changing the face of Albuquerque

It's a fact: everyone gets older. And as you get older, your housing needs sometimes change. As the world is aging, the need for senior…

Closing costs in NM 12th highest

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — With mortgage rates bumping below 4 percent, now may time to buy a house in New Mexico. But be prepared for higher-than-average…

A plan that could change ABQ development is headed toward a key vote

After a year and a half of public hearings and workshops, the city's new comprehensive plan, the reworked document that will guide new development…

Rental affordability pushes ABQ low in best places for renters list

More than a third of all U.S. households are renters.

That number has been steadily climbing in the U.S., and at 36 percent is the…

Commission Adopts Rules on Advertising, Broker Duties; Kills License Number Display Proposal

The Real Estate Commission adopted a wide range of rule changes on June 20, highlighted by new advertising requirements for associate brokers and associate broker…

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…