I Was invited As part of a Yelp elite event. Free head shots brought me in! Joshua did a great job…read moreand I am looking forward to getting them by email. We were given a very nice tour of the facility. I can see that it is a work in progress and believe it is going to be an extremely great place for those who need space. they provide private offices for rent, big rooms for classes or lectures, and small meeting rooms. I already have an idea how I can utilize the space. There are some fantastic features from when the place was built over a 100 years ago. Let's See this place grow.

Free Range? I had seen the sign on Central, but just assumed that it was a healthy chicken…read morerestaurant. Once again, it is all in the name / logo / marketing. Don't assume just because it makes perfect sense to you, that the other 99% of us dense folks will know exactly what you meant. And, no, this business has absolutely nothing to do with fowl of any kind that I can discern. It is actually a great Co-Working Space. I stopped in to Free Range for an event that was happening there. While I was there, I asked to have a tour of the space. They were surprised, but very accommodating. I was surprised at how large a space it is and how many different options to work, collaborate and hold meetings of different sizes are available. Private office spaces. Conference rooms and large meeting rooms. Bright and airy spaces. Not cramped / swished together spaces that I have seen in some co-working spaces. If you are looking for an every-now-and-then space, or a more permanent "office" space, check out Free Range. Ask for a tour. They have plenty of parking . . . .and even a 2nd location in Nob Hill, if this location just west of the University doesn't work for you. Why did I only give them four stars? Well, because I haven't actually worked there . . .yet. But, when and if I need a co-working space, this will definitely be my go-to option.

For the Baby Boomers we had a big decision to make. After comparing the Vineyard community to the…read moreabq Meadows - it was decided that the Meadows was way overpriced and the Vineyard was more affordable for people on a Fixed income. Plus there is an indoor pool to use year round. We drove around and the neighborhood is kept very clean and pristine unlike the Meadows. No vacant lots or weeds like at the Meadows. The Vineyards has all large manufactured houses on permanent foundations and show a sense of Homeowner's pride with 2 car driveways. You may have to be on a Waitlist to move here - so that says a lot.

My mother loved it there. She felt safe, the park was clean and she felt that management took care…read moreof the place. Whenever we visited we always noticed how well kept the property was. The neighbors seemed friendly and usually waved.

Oh, so you're thinking I'm writing this because the place is hosting the inaugural Yelp Helps event…read moretoday, right? And you're obviously thinking, Well of course he's giving the place five stars. And you're right about the former. But you're wrong about the latter. Okay, I'm a sucker for nonprofits. I am. I get giddy about doing humanitarian work because I figure it comes down to this: you're born, you live, you die, what did you do with all of that time? Sell snack chips? Watch football? Show off your tribal tattoos? Seriously, yo, did you make the world a better place when you left it? Um... The SVEDC encompasses everything you wish you were doing while you watched the latest episode of Survivor and checked on Lindsay Lohan's Twitter posts. From TEDxABQ to The Mixing Bowl (a community kitchen for organizations feeding those in need), the place supports the south valley in countless ways. So many great things are happening here, in a community that knows Burque better than anyone else. So yeah, I'm pimping this biz. The five stars are awarded to the people, the everyday persons that inhabit this wonderful space. Come visit, please, even if you can't make the event. They'll show you around and give you the skinny on getting active in this great neighborhood and the city at large. Five people stars. Salud!

Just visited the Sandbox coworking space here for the first time today; been meaning to try it for…read morea while. Great little space, nice couches, chairs, desks; even a counter where you can work while standing. The people here seem very friendly; I think they may start accepting Dwolla as payment soon as well. $5 for a day pass puts them in the category of coworking spaces that I can use regularly on my budget without worrying overmuch; the only other one for that price I know of here in ABQ is TechLove in Nob Hill. The building is beautiful and houses a number of other great resources helping small businesses and startups that I haven't even fully explored yet, and am looking forward to doing in the near future. But the coworking space is great. Great alternative to TechLove without breaking the bank.

The location is perfect, close (but not too close) to the freeway, UNM, ABQ Uptown and downtown…read more The furniture is comfortable, your neighbors are quiet and friendly. The manager is quick to respond to issues and the place is super pet friendly. If you are moving to Albuquerque from out of town I can't think of a better set up! (I can't give 5 stars because it is on a major street so you can hear cars zooming by.)

I kno it was over a year ago when I stayed at Roxbury South (on Lead), but I really hav to tell…read moreeveryone what a great experience it was from beginning to end. It was a difficult time and I was alone, but she was accomodating to the changes I needed to make in the schedule. There was fair dealing all around! I would recommend the Roxbury for any amount of time!

I stopped by this morning with the intention of checking out the space for free during Tech Fiesta…read more Their Yelp hours say they open at 9AM...but when I arrived at 9:45 the door was locked! I tried calling the number listed on their page, but no answer. So that was disappointing. From what I could see through the window it looked like a nice area but I no actual produce. Haha. Perhaps they were closed due to the Tech Fiesta events, but there was no sign or notification of that anywhere. On top of not being open, the space was hard to get to. It is in the same building as A New Awakening, which is like a counseling center. So you have to walk through the counseling area and at the end of the hall is the entrance to The Produce Company. Parking is always annoying downtown, and this place is no exception. For the entire building there are 4 spaces in the alley that are reserved for customers. Otherwise, you gotta feed the meter. Considering that I would want to stay and work for a number of hours, paying to park is highly unappealing. So overall, in comparison to Convivium Coworking and Fat Pipe ABQ, this place cannot compete. It may be worth trying out if you live close and can walk/bike, and if they are actually open. Otherwise, I say skip it.

Lovely, lovely space. I'd highly recommend it to all the self employed folk out there who need an…read moreoffice type situation to go to, where you can do your work around other people. Network. I don't have any complaints, but I know that Marylou would take care of it if I did.

I really did not know what to expect going on a business trip to Albuquerque. Sure, I have been…read morethere before, but mostly just passing through or strictly there for work. In all honesty, I have never truly explored Albuquerque. I am now a fan. If you really want to explore Albuquerque you need to get in all the nooks and crannies and really live the way the locals do. Staying in a hotel off the 25 does not you permit anyone to do that. La Casita Rosada is ideally located between Old Town and Downtown Albuquerque and it makes it really easy to rub elbows with the real Albuquerque. My experience started off on a real positive note making the reservation with Susan the Inn Keeper. She was charming and really knows the area. I made the reservation on the website and she followed up with a phone call and got me excited about the trip. Trust me, that has never happened making a reservation before. La Casita Rosada has just been redecorated and I was actually quite impressed with the work they did. It has a full kitchen stocked with utensils and spices, although I have to admit I mostly just ate out while I was there. The bathroom was much nicer and far more spacious than the hotels I have stayed in when visiting the hotels here in the past. It was really convenient having the office area set up and the free wifi with out all the pesky signups the big chains have really was refreshing. I was actually able to get some work done. You have your own private entrance and the outside is separated into a covered patio area next to the main house and a back patio area where I could still get the wifi. Susan was able to give me some great advice on where to eat. Actually the website has quite an extensive list of local dining and I mostly referred to that. They were friendly and I will definitely come again for sure.

La Casita Rosada is a great place to stay. It is within walking distance of Old Town and the Rio…read moreGrande (20 minute walk for the river). Albuquerque is a fun city to explore on foot. We could park off street and could come and go as we pleased. The casita is behind the main residence and has a lot of privacy. The space is great and is a retreat at anytime during the day. With a small office space, a kitchen, spacious bathroom, king bed, and small dining table, this beats most any comparable hotel room. We've stayed there twice now and whenever we go back to Albuquerque, this is where we'll be.

Make sure you're checking the dates on previous reviews; while I'm sure resident concerns were…read morelegitimate and at least a little accurate, in 2026 this place has been an amazing spot to land for my family and I. Beautiful grounds, Coty (one of their Mx folks) is helpful and responsive and displays care in performing his work correctly. There were minor issues on moving in to one of the "classic" apartments (minor floor damage, garage door sensor had come off of mounting, etc) they had Coty over the very next day fixing or arranging fixes for everything. I'm giving them the full 5 for now and that will remain unchanged unless the remaining repairs are delayed. Pleasant, responsive office staff, lovely pool/hot tub, looking forward to taking advantage of the gym, the neighbors are polite and even welcome you to the neighborhood. Just crazy to find this in Albuquerque!

I've been a resident for nearly 3 1/2 years. I've read some of the reviews below, and maintenance…read moreand leaking roofs have definitely been a concern of mine too. However, in my interactions with Jasmine, the new manager, she has been attentive, responsive, and caring, and in contrast to previous management she always answers the phone when I call the leasing office. That says a lot about her commitment to residents, it means a lot to me, and it's a refreshing change, not just for this community but when compared to modern businesses generally. Most of my maintenance requests have also been addressed quickly.

Recently leased an apartment here. Met the owner as well the other staff and although it was bit…read morepricey they made it really easy for me to move in. It is really beautifully renovated and being from Colorado I have always admired the traditional Southwestern architect. I have yet to pay a utility bill but since I hardly have to turn on the A/C because of the thick adobe insulated walls I doubt it'll be more a 20!!! Anyways I'm really happy with the area and even considering a small puppy since it's right next to a park and management is pet friendly, seeing as how i'm alone. Anyways, I really recommend Rio Grande Lofts and if I knew more people in town I would definitely recommend it to them!