New Mexico Commercial Real Estate

Restaurant infrastructure in place including baking hood, floor sink, and two walk-ins (pizza oven also available). Monument and facade signage available. Hard corner location in Nob Hill. Excellent parking with ±12 spaces. Two access points for convenient ingress and egress. Bountiful activity in the Nob Hill submarket. Over ±30,000 cars per day passing by on Central Avenue.

Fully paved with 150± parking spaces. 8′ wrought iron fencing on west, north and south sides of property and 8′ chain link fencing on east side. Readily supports a 14,755± SF building (see conceptual site plan). Water and sewer on property. Security access gate. NR-BP zoning (City of Albuquerque). Easy access to I-40.

Zoned NR-LM (Light Manufacturing), City of Albuquerque. Water and sewer on property. Fully fenced (8’ solid metal fence).

Water is located in Central and Amanda on the north and east sides of the property. Sanitary sewer is located in Central and in Candice Rose at the southeast corner of the property. Mostly level topography. Rectangular configuration.

Zecca Plaza is a strong neighborhood center anchored by Albertsons, Goodwill Stores, Aaron Rentals, O’Riley Auto Parts, Walgreens and more. This is the only neighborhood center that serves the entire easterly portion of the trade as well as the entire area. It benefits direct access and visibility to Historic Highway 66, the main commercial arterial serving the City of Gallup.

*Annual rent escalation in July 2.5%

Prime commercial lot available! Located conveniently just off Highway 54 and Angelina Boulevard, near the State Line. Easy access - simply take Highway 54 past the state line and turn left onto Angelina Blvd; the land is situated on the right-hand side. Don't miss this fantastic opportunity!

Apart of the Borderplex Region, The Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park is located at the junction of Interstate-10 and Interstate-25, approximately 45 minutes north of El Paso, TX and the Mexican Border. The park is adjacent to the Las Cruces International Airport and was recently certified by Quest Site Solutions and consists of almost 500 developable acres.

Market Center Crossing is a regional power center anchored by Target, Best Buy and At Home located on I-40 in the Northeast Heights submarket of Albuquerque, NM. The center was fully redeveloped in 2015 to incorporate modern storefronts, refreshed landscaping and common areas. Substantial onsite parking opportunities are available for medical, office, restaurant, retail and general services.

Industrial Warehouse built in 2006, can be rented as entire building of 50,241 SF or as an individual units as small as 4,776 SF. Units can be customized to the desired SF. Please see site plan in the brochure for the details.

✔ 4,776 SF - 50,241 SF Industrial

✔ 1.51 Acres Lot with Yard

✔ 24’ Clear Height

✔ 40’ x 27’ Column Spacing

✔ Multiple Drive-Ins and Dock-Highs

✔ Skylights Throughout

✔ Gas Space Heaters

✔ 3.3 Miles from Intel

✔ M-1 Zoning

✔ Fully Fire Sprinklered

• Prominent NE Heights junior box, available January 1, 2024

• Excellent retail synergy in this Northeast Heights retail corridor

• Great visibility on a hard corner of busy signalized intersection

QSR/mixed-use pad. Zoned for drive-thru. Prime pad opportunity on Unser Blvd. Traffic counts in excess of 38,000 VPD. Down the street from Cabezon Master-planned community with over 2,600 built-out homes in place. Close proximity to Rio Rancho’s and Sandoval County’s largest medical facility, Presbyterian Rust Medical Center. Los Diamantes, a master-planned community programmed for 450 new homes, a 70-acre business park and an elementary school.

5 acre commercial lot in Edgewood. Fantastic location on NM 344 in high traffic area just down the road from Walmart. Apartments, multi-family development, water available. Albuquerques bedroom community needs more commercial opportunities. Multiple uses for this high profile property.

Single-story retail/showroom/industrial building. Located on the corner of Main and N Hutton with over 27,000 VPD. Five roll-up doors and large fenced outdoor work area. Storefront showroom and storage available. Property is dual-zoned general commercial and single-family. The entire lot is grandfathered as general commercial, as is. Redevelopment prospects must apply for general commercial if building is bulldozed.

• Prime retail location in the NE Heights

• Well-established center in busy trade area

• Located on Eubank Blvd with over 31,700 VPD

• Within one mile of I-40

• Large monument signage available

Convenient I-40 access. Retail and drive-thru pads available. Over 45,000 VPD at the intersection of Menaul Blvd and Carlisle Blvd.

Excellent visibility from Juan Tabo Blvd with 32,000 cars per day. Established retail center. Full access off Juan Tabo Blvd. Competitively priced for the Northeast Heights. Preferred parking with 53 spots.

• Former kitchen and bath showroom available

• 44,500 vehicles per day at intersection

• Alameda Blvd frontage offers excellent visibility and walk-in traffic

• Building signage available

• Direct ingress and egress from Alameda Blvd

• Across from the new CNM Campus (Architectural and Art Design Depts.) 1,100+ students and 300+ faculty

I-25 frontage with convenient access from the Gibson Blvd interchange. Ideal location for storage facility, hospitality, or multifamily uses. Close proximity to Sunport International Airport, University of New Mexico, Central New Mexico University, Kirtland Air Force Base, VA Hospital, DaVita Clinic, and Downtown Albuquerque. Immediately north of The View ABQ, a 786-bed student housing project.

• Great visibility along Wyoming Blvd and Menaul Blvd

• Over 59,800 VPD at the intersection

• Close proximity to Winrock, Uptown, and Coronado Mall

• Co-tenancy in strip center includes Baskin Robbins, Papa Murphys and SuperCuts

• Building and monument signage available

Far North is an iconic grocery-anchored neighborhood shopping center located in the Far Northeast Heights submarket of Albuquerque, NM. Fully renovated in 2019, Far North boasts new and modern facades, signage, and storefronts and improved and redesigned parking, landscaping, and common areas. The trade area is dense and established with a 3-mile radius population of 97,020 and average incomes of $90,070. Sprouts and Petco are the dominant anchors for Far North and generate exceptional daily and weekly trips from the surrounding neighborhoods. Traffic counts in excess of 73,000 vehicles at the signalized intersection. Multiple signage opportunities available.

The Westpark Logistics Center is the newest industrial park to form in one of the fastest-growing industrial areas of New Mexico. Located 6 miles from the Santa Teresa Port of Entry and 10 miles from Interstate 10, Phase 1 of Westpark consists of 166 acres with parcels ranging from 8 to 25 acres in size. Future development of the industrial park allows for parcel sizes 500+ acres in size. Westpark sits within the 12-mile overweight zone which allows trucks entering from or into Mexico to carry up to 96,000 pounds of cargo instead of the normal 80,000 pounds. Westpark is also a part of the Bi-National Community Master Plan encompassing 70,000 acres and was prepared by regional landowners and endorsed by the governors of New Mexico and Chihuahua.

The Santa Teresa Gateway Rail Park is a 1,300-acre, master-planned industrial development with direct access to low-cost rail-served land. The Gateway Rail Park is the only commerce center connected to Union Pacific’s Intermodal facility at Santa Teresa. The Union Pacific Intermodal Complex sits on nearly 2,200 acres spanning 12 miles long and 1 mile wide with 74,000' of track and potential of exponential expansion. The Gateway rail part sits within the 12-mile overweight zone which allows trucks entering from or into Mexico to carry up to 96,000 pounds of cargo instead of the normal 80,000 pounds. The Gateway Rail Park is also a part of the Bi-National Community Master Plan encompassing 70,000 acres and was prepared by regional landowners and endorsed by the governors of New Mexico and Chihuahua.

Apart of the Borderplex Region, The Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park is located at the junction of Interstate-10 and Interstate-25, approximately 45 minutes north of El Paso, TX and the Mexican Border. The park is adjacent to the Las Cruces International Airport and was recently certified by Quest Site Solutions and consists of almost 500 developable acres.

Under the Local Economic Development Act (LEDA), the City of Las Cruces is willing to discuss providing land in the Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park to the client in exchange for the direct employment they would bring to the region. This is the most aggressive community incentive in the state and illustrates Las Cruces’ pro-business attitude.

Cilicia Villegas

City of Las Cruces

Real Estate Services Specialist Senior SR/WA

[email protected]

(575) 528-3119

Apart of the Borderplex Region, The Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park is located at the junction of Interstate-10 and Interstate-25, approximately 45 minutes north of El Paso, TX and the Mexican Border. The park is adjacent to the Las Cruces International Airport and was recently certified by Quest Site Solutions and consists of almost 500 developable acres.

Under the Local Economic Development Act (LEDA), the City of Las Cruces is willing to discuss providing land in the Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park to the client in exchange for the direct employment they would bring to the region. This is the most aggressive community incentive in the state and illustrates Las Cruces’ pro-business attitude.

Cilicia Villegas

City of Las Cruces

Real Estate Services Specialist Senior SR/WA

[email protected]

(575) 528-3119

Apart of the Borderplex Region, The Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park is located at the junction of Interstate-10 and Interstate-25, approximately 45 minutes north of El Paso, TX and the Mexican Border. The park is adjacent to the Las Cruces International Airport and was recently certified by Quest Site Solutions and consists of almost 500 developable acres.

Under the Local Economic Development Act (LEDA), the City of Las Cruces is willing to discuss providing land in the Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park to the client in exchange for the direct employment they would bring to the region. This is the most aggressive community incentive in the state and illustrates Las Cruces’ pro-business attitude.

Cilicia Villegas

City of Las Cruces

Real Estate Services Specialist Senior SR/WA

[email protected]

(575) 528-3119