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Attorneys offer free legal advice for foreclosure notices

Submitted by Marissa Lucero on Tuesday, October 2nd, 6:04 pm
Attorneys offer free legal advice for foreclosure notices

 

Reports show that New Mexicans are still receiving foreclosure notices, although recent rates of foreclosures are decreasing in other parts of the country.

Free legal advice on foreclosure proceedings are being offered by Bernalillo County attorneys to provide homeowners with possible alternatives.

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A look at the historic El Vado Motel

Submitted by KOB.com Staff
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011, 3:08pm

 

This week the city council will consider plans to re-develop the historic El Vado Motel on Central across from the aquarium.

It's been boarded up and empty since 2005, and now the city owns it.

 

Tom Joles took a look recently at how the motel is holding up - and why some view it as a national treasure.

 

 

 

 

 

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Robbery shows need for Neighborhood Watch

Submitted by Jahla Seppanen on Tuesday, August 16th, 11:04 am
Robbery shows need for Neighborhood Watch

The Albuquerque Downtown Neighborhoods Association reported late yesterday that a home on the corner of Luna and Marquette was burglarized. According to the DNA, the robbers gained entry through the north side of the house. The DNA requests that neighbors be on the lookout for suspicious behavior in their area.

Members of the DNA are forming a Neighborhood Watch Program and asking community members to join as block captains. Those interested in lending a hand should contact bob@grayhairllc.com.

For more information, visit the DNA official website at http://abqdna.com/.

 

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Prestigious certification for Green building goes to Albuquerque Hotel

Submitted by Jahla Seppanen on Friday, July 8th, 11:54 am
Prestigious certification for Green building goes to Albuquerque Hotel

Albuquerque’s own Hotel Andaluz is the only historic property in the Southwest to be awarded by LEED; the nation’s preeminent program for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings. And if you think that is impressive just wait. Hotel Andaluz is the second historic property in the whole county to be certified LEED® Gold.  

“The Hotel underwent a $30 million dollar renovation in 2009 with an eye on sustainability,” explained Gary Goodman, Hotel Andaluz owner. “At the top of our priority list was long-term sustainability and good environmental stewardship. We are proud to have achieved this prestigious distinction.”

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