Real estate professionals return to the ring for CREDA Fight Night
ALBUQUERQUE — The sold-out event presents five matchups featuring real estate professionals from local firms, like Resolut, NAI SunVista and R1.
Read MoreSee how CREDA New Mexico is making headlines — press coverage, industry recognition, and chapter milestones.

ALBUQUERQUE — The sold-out event presents five matchups featuring real estate professionals from local firms, like Resolut, NAI SunVista and R1.
Read MoreALBUQUERQUE — The candidates for governor continued to go back and forth early this week over when they would debate, with both campaigns saying they wanted a debate in principle but disagreeing over the dates for one.
Read MoreALBUQUERQUE — New Mexico’s gubernatorial candidates fielded a hodgepodge of questions that ranged from tackling crime to reducing the state’s dependence on oil and gas during a gathering Tuesday of some of the biggest players in the commercial real estate industry.
Read MoreALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Our candidates for governor both want to move our state forward, but if and how they can accomplish that will really be up to you, New Mexico. We are just 70 days away from Election Day.
Read MoreHaaland, Hull both lament rising costs for consumers, but tout different policy proposals in response
Read MoreLeaders with PulteGroup, Titan Development made their case in presentation to developers
Read MoreSome say the project type could help address housing shortage ….
Read MoreNew Mexico doesn’t wait for perfect conditions. Anyone who has spent time with the people building this state, including developers, brokers, contractors, engineers and public officials willing to take a meeting, knows that nothing here gets built by accident. It takes someone willing to step in, take the risk, do the unglamorous work and stay…
Read MoreThe New Mexico chapter of the National Association for Industrial and Office Parks is changing its name to the Commercial Real Estate Development Association along with 55 North American chapters.
Read MoreKylie Garcia Journal Staff Writer Published May 4, 2026 While commercial real estate activity is holding firm, rising property tax assessments are creating unpredictability for owners. That was the finding from NAIOP New Mexico’s April poll, conducted last week — the latest in a series of polls the commercial real estate organization is…
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