The grassroots movement to form and launch an ABQ 2030 District is just beginning. Get involved!
On Monday, April 27th, Albuquerque becomes home to the tenth 2030 District established in the World!
An official charter signing and press event will be held at 3:30 pm, Monday, April 27th, at 115 Gold Avenue, SE. Architecture 2030 founder Ed Mazria will be present to sign the official charter agreement with Albuquerque’s Foundation for Building, the fiscal agent and sponsoring organization for our local 2030 District initiative. The City of Albuquerque’s Mayor Berry and Diane Dolan will also speak at this event about its significance to our city. Space is extremely limited at this venue, so please RSVP to Albuquerque@2030districts.org if you are interested in being present.
A public, celebratory happy hour will follow at 5pm on Monday 4/27 At Ibiza rooftop bar, Hotel Andaluz. Please join us!
The future is looking bright!
What is this initiative all about?
Albuquerque’s 2030 District is a private sector-led effort utilizing collaboration, incentives, shared resources, and unique public-private partnerships to promote the development of high-performance buildings and a more healthy, livable city of the future. Read more on our ABOUT page.
The video below features the inspiring scene at our first public exploratory meeting, held last quarter. Thank you, Albuquerque for your enthusiasm and support! If you would like to get the invitation to the next community gathering, please email Albuquerque@2030districts.org to be added to our contact list. Cheers!
Watch “Albuquerque 2030” on @Vimeo https://vimeo.com/125661619
By: 2030 Albuquerque District Project
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LIN Roundtable Results – April 2015
On April 22, 2015, roundtable questions were distributed at the Leasing Information Network for the three market segments discussed: Industrial, Office, and Retail. Link to Results.
Congress passes "Tenant Star" Legislation
On Tuesday, April 21, the House of Representative passed S.535, the “Energy Efficiency Improvement Act of 2015.” More commonly known as the “Tenant Star” bill, it was sponsored by Senators Portman (R-OH) and Shaheen (D-NH) in the Senate, where it was passed in late March. Once signed into law, the Energy Efficiency Improvement Act of 2015 will establish the “Tenant Star” program, a voluntary, market-driven approach to aligning the interests of commercial building owners and their tenants to reduce energy consumption and save money.
On April 9th, NAR joined a coalition letter with other industry groups urging the House to take up S. 535 and quickly pass it. It has been sent to the President where it awaits his signature to be enacted into law.
NAR’s letter to the House Leadership
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Register for CCIM Foundations for Success on 4/30/15 – 5/1/15
CCIM Foundations for Success Course 10 CE Credits!
April 30 – May 1, 2015 | 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Albuquerque, NM
This two-day, case study-driven course provides agents, brokers, students, and allied professionals with an understanding of the skills, resources, and business practices that pave the way for success in commercial real estate.
