Resources

Dr. Bryan Caplan, a professor of economics at George Mason University, discusses housing deregulation and the benefits of saying yes to housing and eceonmeic development close to home.

An Albuquerque-based organization that launched in mid-March wants to help spur more "pro-growth" developments across the Duke City and central New Mexico more broadly.

New building codes and zoning laws are paving the way for development in the desert, which has long been an oasis of single-family homes.

Sweeping reform package broken into pieces that rely more on incentives for local governments.

The tale of a homeless soccer team, displaced minorities, and a City addicted to cars.

Research shows transit investments would reduce carbon emissions, lower transportation costs, and increase economic development.

Townhomes, duplexes and apartments are effectively banned in many neighborhoods. Now some communities regret it.

Combining two or more asset classes into one building isn’t new. But it has grown more popular in recent years and could play a pivotal role in commercial real estate’s future.

This report highlights the size of the existing underbuilding gap, consequences of underinvesting in housing, benefits of building more housing, and more.

Organized opposition to housing developments is drawing its own counter-movement.

Building more high-end apartments doesn’t sound like a quick fix for the affordable housing crisis. But maybe you just have to look harder.

Albuquerque Greater Camber of Commerce 2023 Leadership Report