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Albuquerque’s apartment market faces new challenges

Five key takeaways heading into 2026
Developers completed roughly 500 units in 2025, including the 209-unit Senary at Allaso. (CoStar)
Developers completed roughly 500 units in 2025, including the 209-unit Senary at Allaso. (CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
December 19, 2025 | 2:51 P.M.

Albuquerque’s apartment market is gearing up for another wave of new construction in 2026, which could push vacancy rates higher and keep rent growth sluggish. However, strong demand for luxury apartments and improving interest in mid-priced units suggest the market may stabilize sooner than expected.

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