Summary
Albuquerque is looking to turn empty hotels into affordable housing instead of building new. It's pitched as a cheaper, faster way to ease the housing crunch. If you're priced out or struggling to find a place, this could mean more homes coming online.
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Impact analysis
The city expects hotel conversion to cost less and move faster than building from scratch, though specific public costs aren't detailed here.
People priced out of Albuquerque's housing market and anyone struggling to find an affordable place to live.
No groups negatively affected
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