Albuquerque,
a New Mexico city known for its cultural richness and arts scene, is a popular
destination for residents seeking a growing economy and artists. The city
offers a variety of activities, including the Old Town, Native American
historic sites, and a zoo. You can enjoy outdoor recreation options, including
hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and kayaking. Despite high property tax
levels, the living costs are lower than the national average. If you're
planning to move to Albuquerque, Union, 505 Apartments is an excellent place to
call home. Other popular neighborhoods include Nob Hill, North Valley, Tanoan,
Heritage East, and Bear Canyon. So why move to Albuquerque? Of course, why not?
Albuquerque lofts for rent in the UNM area
Union 505
Apartments offers a variety of floor plans, including studios, lofts, one and two-bedroom
apartments, and townhomes in the UNM
area. This has the best Albuquerque loft for rent in the UNM area. Residents can enjoy
top-notch amenities such as a newly
remodeled clubhouse with free WiFi, a state-of-the-art fitness facility, an
outdoor sports court, and a sun-kissed pool area. The community also features a
large cross-fit style gym, a game room and clubhouse, volleyball courts, and
monthly resident events. Each home has its own excellent
amenities, including a refrigerator,
disposal, air conditioner, stove oven, and more. The community is conveniently
located at the intersection of I-40 and I-25, providing easy access to
downtown Albuquerque. To contact the
leasing department, fill out the form or call (833) 251-4695.
Rattlesnake Museum & Gift Shop
The
Rattlesnake Museum & Gift Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, offers visitors a unique
opportunity to learn about rattlesnakes and their importance in the
environment. The museum houses over 200 rattlesnakes, representing over 30
species, and offers guided tours to educate visitors about their habitats and
behaviors. Visitors can also see live snakes, including rattlesnakes, cobras,
and pythons, and purchase artifacts related to rattlesnakes, such as skin,
rattles, and art. The gift shop offers a variety of rattlesnake souvenirs,
including t-shirts, hats, and jewelry. The museum is open seven days a week,
with admission prices ranging from $10 for adults to $6 for children aged 3-12.
Children under 3 are free. The museum is in Old Town Albuquerque, a historic
district with numerous shops, restaurants, and art galleries.
Happening now in Albuquerque
The
US Attorney for New Mexico, Alexander M.M. Uballez, has announced a $2 million
grant from the Department of Justice to address violence in Albuquerque,
supporting the Community Safety Department and its violence intervention
program. The funds will be used to build a $1 billion solar panel facility in
Albuquerque as part of the $224 billion in cleantech and semiconductor
manufacturing projects spurred by the Inflation Reduction Act and the Chips and
Science Act. Another news in Albuquerque is about Albuquerque's Citizen Church,
which is providing support to its sister church in Maui, Hawaii, which has been
affected by wildfires. The church is sending essential supplies and moral support
to the community. Read more.
