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Stay informed directly by the source. On both the national and state levels, our Associations & Agencies section is the place to find the latest news and information impacting the housing industry. Press Releases and Notifications are posted as they are released by industry associations and regulatory agencies.

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Albuquerque Market at its lowest point, some improvement ahead

Metrostudy - Albuquerque, NM – November 1, 2011 - 2011 will be the lowest point for builders in Albuquerque as persistent economic woes have weighed heavily on the industry, according to Metrostudy, a national housing data and consulting firm.
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While waiting for jobs to turn positive, builders in Albuquerque Market must keep options open

Metrostudy Report - (Albuquerque, NM– May 1, 2011) - Builders should consider several possible paths and plan accordingly, as persistent job creation woes keep a lid on housing demand, according to a recent report by Metrostudy, a national housing data and consulting firm that maintains the most extensive primary database on residential construction in the US housing market.
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