A local developer plans to build two adjacent communities that would deliver 137 housing units to the Atomic City, addressing a housing shortage in the area.

A luxury development in northeast Albuquerque is trading in the clangs of hammers and drills for the sounds of pool splashing and igniting fire pits.

Four prominent homebuilders are set to bring a diverse range of housing options to Albuquerque's Montage community inside the Mesa del Sol master-planned community, with plans ranging from cozy starter homes to spacious family residences.

It’s big excitement for Nob Hill as neighbors are now getting a first look at a new hotel that the county has green lit a big tax break for.

As general counsel for Titan Development, Aimeé González has helped bring numerous massive projects to Albuquerque and beyond, resulting in thousands of jobs and millions in economic impact.

Titan Development held a grand opening ceremony Dec. 19 for its Allaso Vineyards apartment complex. Located at 8901 Holly Ave NE, Allaso Vineyards is a 111-unit Class A multifamily project with a vineyard-themed design, according to a Titan Development media advisory.

A wave of industrial development hit the Austin area after the pandemic, and riding the crest of the trend is Joe Iannacone and his team. Iannacone is the Austin-based partner at Albuquerque's Titan Development and has led the company as it has built and managed large industrial parks in Austin's outskirts.

The 115 people we identified for ABJ's second annual list of power players all have outsized impacts on this city, their industries or even the world.

City leaders came out to the far east side of Albuquerque on Thursday morning to dedicate a reopened trail that connects neighbors to Foothills walking trails. The Allaso High Desert Community, near Tramway and Academy, will continue to have access to the newly dedicated Polly Rogers Trail.

It’s a classic American story. Aimeé González was 3 or 4 years old when her parents immigrated from Chihuahua, Mexico to Farmington in search of better opportunities. González’s grandfather worked in the now-shuttered San Juan Mine, so the family had a connection to the area.