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CREDA poll: New Mexico鈥檚 gross receipts tax makes it hard to do business

Some say GRT reform for new construction would go a long way in attracting new development, investment

After years of decline, an Uptown shopping center finds new life

Winrock has reached more than 90% occupancy as owners reshape property into a mixed-use town center

Local families bring new residential-style inn to downtown Santa Fe

The Washington Inn debut marks one of the area鈥檚 first new-construction hotels in decades

Calle Cuarta mixed-use development onboards first retail tenant

The Muse Studio, expected to open in September, will offer a hub for creatives

Marble鈥檚 Downtown campus hits the market for $7.7 million

Brewer isn鈥檛 going anywhere, plans to expand with sale proceeds

Journal Center office hits the market as demand for premium space grows

Albuquerque Square listed for $7.3 million this month

CREDA poll: New Mexico developers bullish on mixed-use growth, but cost remains a hurdle

Some say the project type could help address housing shortage

Longtime Northeast Heights retail hub undergoing $1 million facelift

Upgrades are already bringing 鈥榥ew life鈥� to Eastdale Shopping Center, broker says

Samuel: Here is why NAIOP New Mexico is changing its name

Albuquerque鈥檚 CBRE office announces leadership shakeup

Office space expert Sh贸na Martinez will replace longtime leader Jim Chynoweth as managing director on July 1

NAIOP poll: Roughly half of members seeing property assessment increases higher than 10% this year

Executive director says findings show property tax unpredictability 鈥榗ontinues to be an issue for the industry鈥�

After 85 Years, Bolton Animal Hospital to shut its doors in Albuquerque

The closure comes down to 鈥榝inancial reasons,鈥� National Veterinary Association official says

Historic Downtown property back up for sale as owners eye retirement

Lindy鈥檚 Diner, the building鈥檚 anchor tenant, will remain open until the property is sold

NAIOP poll: Private money driving Albuquerque commercial real estate

Some say the poll findings represent an opportunity to further tap into public-private partnership

NAIOP poll: Faster permitting tops commercial real estate professionals鈥� local government wish list

Tax relief or predictability and infrastructure investment are also priorities, NAIOP New Mexico poll shows

Old Town property owners weigh forming Business Improvement District

Historic Old Town Association president says a BID could take area鈥檚 goals, visions 鈥榯o the next level鈥�

Following steady year, Albuquerque commercial real estate brokers 鈥榗autiously optimistic鈥� about 2026

Industry leaders say tight supply, high costs will shape the year ahead