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Numbers Behind Albuquerque Affordable Housing Projects Show Unit Counts and Timelines

Projects list exact figures for homes, affordable units, costs and completion dates across multiple sites.

By Albuquerque News Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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Numbers Behind Albuquerque Affordable Housing Projects Show Unit Counts and Timelines
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Albuquerque neighborhood developments are advancing with documented unit counts, costs and schedules. Serenade at Park Central is converting a vacant 10-story office tower at 300 San Mateo NE into 110 new homes that include 41 affordable units, with completion expected in 2027.

These specific figures illustrate how individual projects contribute measurable additions to local housing supply through conversions, rehabilitations and new construction.

Westside Unit Breakdowns

Casitas del Camino on 60th Street NW is under construction to deliver 88 affordable housing units by rehabilitating 42 existing units and building 46 new ones. Calle Cuarta on 4th Street NW is under construction as a mixed-use development with 61 affordable housing units and ground-level retail. West Mesa Ridge near Coors Boulevard is breaking ground for Phase A that includes 128 affordable apartments, with Phase B planned to add 144 additional units.

Uptown Investment and Schedule

Uptown Connect is an upcoming project budgeted at $115 million that combines housing and sustainable transportation in the Uptown area. It targets breaking ground in the first half of 2026 and moving in residents by mid-2028. The listed dollar amount and dates provide concrete markers for project scale and sequencing.

Collectively the verified unit totals reach several hundred affordable homes across the sites. Sources that include city housing records and project updates confirm the breakdowns of new versus rehabilitated units and the single large-dollar investment figure. Timelines attached to each project allow tracking of when units are projected to become available.

Subsequent phases already identified in the plans will determine the pace at which additional units reach residents in the coming years.

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