Albuquerque

Expansion works have been scheduled for the Presbyterian Rust Medical Center in Rio Rancho. Construction has started and will materialize into a new patient tower and a cancer center at 2400 Unser Blvd. SE.

Famous for its location in the heart of Albuquerque on historic Route 66 and for having served as home to Microsoft founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen in the mid-1970s, the Sundowner Motel is no longer what it used to be; the property was transformed into a residential complex with commercial space for small businesses by NewLife Homes.

Since New York conductor John Crosby founded the company in 1956 and presented to the public its first performance of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly a year later, The Santa Fe Opera has built up its influence becoming one of the world’s most highly regarded summer opera festivals. A major piece of real estate with a splendid fusion of nature through its dramatic adobe theater, it calls home a 200-acre facility with its own waste water treatment plant, features that no other opera company in the world can claim.

For 18 years the Beach Waterpark has been a staple of the summer for Albuquerque’s children. Unfortunately, it was shut down in 2005 after it received an “unsatisfactory” rating from the Environmental Health Department; a year later everything on site was auctioned off and ever since the land remained empty.

By Anca Gagiuc, Associate Editor Well-known Seattle-based Nordstrom Inc. announced its plans to enter the Albuquerque market by opening a Nordstrom Rack at Winrock Town Center in the Uptown corridor. The retail store is scheduled to open in the fall of 2015. “We’ve long heard from customers in New Mexico that they’d love to have a Nordstrom […]

Albuquerque-based family-owned real estate firm, Geltmore LLC, has scheduled to start construction by the end of the year on a mixed-use development at 205 Silver Avenue SW, between Second and Third Streets; the project consists of a grocery store of 12,000 square feet and 74 residential units.

The southeast corner of Albuquerque’s Uptown and American Parkway NE, the location of Uptown Transit Center, is this year in the attention of city officials interested in proposals from private developers for a new construction project. The desired development would be a mixed-use combining apartments, commercial space, and parking.

About a year ago, Romero Rose in partnership with YES Housing Inc., have started constructing a three-building multifamily development at 215 Lead Ave. SW. This public/private partnership development was recently finalized and leasing is booming, already 51 percent occupied.

Albuquerque-based Affordable Solar provides solar project design, project development, construction, distribution, and solar integrator support since 1998. Ever since, the company has supplied over 15,000 PV systems to various properties in 96 countries.