Albuquerque, located at the intersection of Interstate Highways 40 and 25 in central New Mexico, combines the very old with the highly contemporary. The Downtown Albuquerque revitalization effort is nationally recognized and currently includes private, federal, state and city development and renovation projects totaling over
$400 million.
New Mexico is supportive of its technology and manufacturing sector, and for the third year in a row Albuquerque has been ranked third in the nation as a hot spot for small tech firms. Wired Magazine has listed Albuquerque as one of 46 leading world-wide high-tech hot spots.
Albuquerque Downtown is a must-see. It is part of the Historic District and well on its way to becoming one of the most pedestrian friendly areas of the City. And, as you read, more has been added. Come see.
