CABQ leaders move to incentivize developers to create housing in unused commercial buildings, hotels

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – In an effort to bring more housing to the city, and revitalize old unused buildings, Albuquerque city leaders are looking to help developers by reducing red tape and offering cash incentives."We have thousands of units that we have to build to really be on par with the need and demand out there for housing," said CABQ Metro Redevelopment Agency Director Terry Brunner.In their latest request, the city said they want developers to create project proposals that