MX-M Vacant Land in Opportunity Zone- ELECTRIC CAR STATION OPTIONS

Parcel is located in a Metropolitan Redevelopment Area. City of Albuquerque, in an effort to encourage urban in-fill development and affordable housing, has approved multi-story MUH and mixed use developments and will expedite approval process for developers. MRA- No impact fees Form-based zoning overlay to allow for High Density and Additional Uses. Possible uses include: Medical Urgent Care Physical/Occupational Therapies Kidney Dialysis Mixed-Use Retail Hospitality and more Drive thru availability The City of Albuquerque's Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency, MRWM Landscaper Architects, and Wilson & Company Engineers are pleased to release the Albuquerque Rail Trail Framework Plan as of March 15, 22. VISION: The Albuquerque Rail Trail will transform Downtown's rail corridor into a vibrant and artistic urban trail that creates opportunities for economic development, healthy recreation, and cultural expression. The Trail will connect the diverse communities it travels through and build bridges across those that have been disconnected. Following an ancient path created by footsteps and expanded over centuries by the wheel, the Rail Trail is the next expression of this essential trade route, embracing a resilient future for Downtown Albuquerque. https://www.cabq.gov/mra/rail-trail?fbclid=lwAR1TMnyFgW9s3ld_mRT8p_b10-oo0FZmHfTi55SRJnddFNmEv_zkXhC38Kg Please contact April Ager for complete details. Conveniently located near: I-25 & I-40 Hospitals UNM & CNM Old Town, Galleries and Museums Pueblo Cultural Center & Indian School Redevelopment Downtown Central Business & Courthouse District Property fronted by 4th Street, McKnight, and 3rd Street with possible access from these three streets. Located in central Albuquerque, close to downtown, Interstate 40 & 25 and all major medical centers, hospitals. I-40 CPD: 156,600 4th Street CPD: 14,600 OPPORTUNITY ZONE HUB ZONE

• OPPORTUNITY ZONE
• MRA
• ELECTRIC CAR STATION OPTIONS - SEE LINK BELOW FOR DETAILS
• https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/new-mexico-tries-to-jump-start-electric-vehicle-infrastructure-ahead-of-new-car-rule/article_6576931c-b48e-11ee-8e87-efe1701e63e7.html