A published outlook synthesizing the views of nearly fifty economists, academics, and policy-makers is predicting a decline in the Gross Domestic Product of 5.6 percent between the final quarter of
The Federal Transit Administration has awarded $2.9 million in grant funding that will go partly for the construction of dedicated electric charging stations. The funding is part of a larger
Significant irrigation work is in the planning stages for the sprawling site of the Municipal Recreation Complex in Santa Fe. The 1,200-acre property, home to five soccer fields, six softballs
The American Institute of Architects has released a guidance on how to make office spaces safer as the country begins a post-COVID-19 reopening. In compiling Reopening America: Strategies for Safer Buildings,
Up to half a dozen new soundstages could see construction on the campus of the former Santa Fe University of Art and Design. The Los Angeles-based Pacifica Ventures, part of
News that the Grants Pass, Oregon-based Dutch Bros. Coffee is planning to build several new locations in metro Albuquerque comes on the heels of the company’s continuing expansion in the
Nearly 200 new apartments inside one structure may soon see construction at 2059 19th Street in Denver’s Union Station neighborhood. The project is being proposed by Pando Holdings, a Denver-based
A move to redevelop some 155 acres of land comprising the Park Hill Golf Course in northeast Denver may be altered, depending upon the result of a voter referendum. Members
Passed by both houses of Congress and just signed into law by President Trump, new legislation is designed to expand the parameters of the in-demand Paycheck Protection Program. The legislation,
Work could begin later this year on a long-planned project to build new student housing on the Farmington, New Mexico campus of San Juan College. The project is taking a
