Albuquerque’s office space market has remained steady, contrary to national trends. Although governmental employees have returned to the office, both governmental and private sector employees continue to enjoy remote and/or hybrid work, creating a flex environment. As Albuquerque continues to…
An April 10, 2025 article in The National Observer suggests that tariffs will likely have an indirect—though noteworthy—impact on commercial real estate, at least in the short term. While uncertainty around tariffs has already influenced the pricing of construction materials, the broader…
From Albuquerque Business First this week: In February, NAI SunVista brokers helped the owner and founder of Bedrock Kitchen line up an alternative investor so she could purchase the restaurant’s property in a busy corridor of Fourth Street NW. We…
The Albuquerque commercial real estate market, particularly the office sector, continues to evolve amid changing workforce dynamics, economic trends, and shifting business needs. While demand for traditional office space has seen fluctuations in recent years, certain segments remain resilient, presenting…
On November 7, 2024, the Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) made a strategic move by reducing the benchmark federal funds rate by another 25 basis points. This latest rate cut has significant implications for various aspects of the…
On November 5, 2024, Americans made a historic decision by electing Donald L. Trump as the 47th President of the United States. This surprising victory has sparked a wide range of emotions and reactions across the country. For many, the…
Many companies have now adjusted to the appropriate size of their office spaces, leading to a decline in the post-pandemic trend of downsizing. In fact, approximately 40% of offices plan to expand within the next three years, according to a…
While investment activity has been slow this year, transaction volumes are expected to increase as interest rates decline from late this month through the year's end. The federal funds rate is projected to decrease by 1.0% to 1.5% this year,…
Despite growing speculation following the Federal Reserve’s July 31 meeting, where they decided to keep the benchmark rate steady, they are not yielding to the pressure. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve kept the federal funds…
In the realm of Commercial Real Estate, the quest for a definitive assessment of market positioning persists amidst the fluctuating sentiments influenced by Federal Reserve actions. The following are three distinct viewpoints from prominent figures within the industry: Anthony Malkin,…