Up to $328 million in state funding may be spent this year on transportation projects across New Mexico, according to a new study compiled by a legislative committee. In looking
In a new sign that Americans are concerned about the future of the economy, a monthly index produced by the non-profit New York-based Conference Board reveals a significant decline in
Efforts to redevelop a durable shopping center site in Denver are still on, if somewhat recalibrated. Located at 765 S. Colorado Boulevard, the seven-acre Belcaro Shopping Center has for years
A complex on the east side of Tucson that once housed offices for the Geico Insurance company may soon be subject to a repurposing. Located at the intersection of East
In a move designed to support the needs of the big upcoming Meta Platform data center in El Paso, the city’s longstanding public utility company is proposing construction of a
The construction industry’s heavy and civil engineering sectors saw an increase of 2,300 jobs between November and December of last year, according to just-released figures from the Bureau of Labor
A move is on to purchase a public school building in Silver City, which may then be converted for use by a local charter school. Officials with the Aldo Leopold Charter School have several
A one-story brick building in Santa Fe that formerly served as the home of the Alvord Elementary School is now on the open market with a listing price of exactly
Construction materials prices saw an across-the-board increase this fall. That increase, notes the Associated General Contractors of America’s Data Digest, that has gone up “faster than bid prices.” Overall, input
Hoping to further increase broadband construction and access, the State of Arizona is launching a unique service designed to hasten the sometimes-sluggish permitting process. What is officially being called the
