NWC McMahon & Fineland

High-Growth Corridor
Located in one of the city’s fastest-growing sectors, this underserved trade area presents substantial retail growth potential with limited nearby competition.

Strategic Corner Location
Situated on the going-home side of McMahon Blvd. at a full signalized intersection, the site captures ±36,600 vehicles per day at Unser & McMahon and ±17,800 vehicles per day at McMahon & Fineland. Exceptional visibility and access position the property for long-term success.

Development-Ready Infrastructure
The property is fully served with water, sewer, power, and fiber-optic connectivity along McMahon Blvd., reducing development time and cost — a plug-and-play opportunity for developers.

Healthcare & Housing Anchors

• Just 0.3 miles north lies Presbyterian Rust Medical Center, a major regional hospital and employment hub.
• Adjacent is Affinity at Albuquerque, a 121,000 SF, 4-story, 55+ senior living community with 154 units.

Strong Retail Co-Tenancy
Surrounded by national brands including Starbucks, McDonald’s, Walgreens, CVS, IHOP, Advance Auto Parts, Anytime Fitness, Taco Bell, and Quick Shine Car Wash — proving the corridor’s retail strength and synergy.

Intersection Momentum
Unser & McMahon is anchored by a new mixed-use retail and residential development, reinforcing the area’s upward trajectory.

Main Corridor Access
Unser Boulevard serves as the Far Westside’s primary north-south artery, stretching from Rio Rancho’s Highway 550 to Rio Bravo Blvd. in Southwest Albuquerque.

Ideal Development Uses

• Neighborhood Grocery/Market – perfectly positioned to serve growing rooftops and the senior living community next door.
• Quick-Service or Dine-In Restaurants – capture going-home traffic and benefit from proven co-tenancy with national retailers.
• Neighborhood Medical Park – urgent care, dentistry, and specialty clinics supported by proximity to Rust Medical and senior housing.
• Bank or Credit Union Branch – affluent demographics, strong traffic counts, and medical/senior populations provide a stable deposit base.
• Neighborhood Retail Center – small shops, fitness, and services filling this retail gap.