Broadmoor Commons in Rio Rancho is being offered as a Professional Office Condominium Property with 4 individually owned buildings. The Buildings range in size from approximately 2,800 sf to 4,800 sf.

This is a unique investment opportunity for a number of reasons. The location of this new development is optimum. It offers immediate access to two major roads in Rio Rancho, (Northern and Broadmoor). It is on a visible corner with high traffic exposure, (8th and Broadmoor). It follows on the heels of a newly announced retail development to be located at 7th and Broadmoor, and it is within walking distance of a new elementary school, the mid-high school, Rio Rancho High School, and the softball complex across the street. This is a great location for offices seeking exposure and brand awareness.

Perhaps the most unique selling point of the property is a concerted effort to dismiss the rising costs of being in business.

First and foremost is the decision to offer Broadmoor Commons as a condominium development. With such a unique location for medical and dental practices, in a new corridor development characterized as the "Neighborhood Center", a mixed use development theme combining new sustainable commercial businesses with new sustainable housing opporatunities makes this area even more advantageous for the right investment. Purchasing commercial property allows business owners to “lock the door” on inflation. Not only that, Owners get the benefit of increasing land values, and in most cases, ownership adds marketable value to a service oriented company. Owning commercial property becomes a long term investment.

Broadmoor Commons has been designed to make ownership not only rewarding, but operationally cost efficient. “Green Building” is the sustainable way for many initiatives, both political and economic. Broadmoor Commons avoids these political aspirations, but simply looks at things from a pragmatic point of view. Energy costs are rising and in business, this means increasing overhead. At Broadmoor Commons, instead of accepting these increases, the designers and developers have decided that a better way is to utilize “off the shelf” technologies to increase building efficiencies.

Many efficiencies are seen throughout the project. The use of energy efficient electrical and plumbing fixtures help offset utility costs. The use of xeriscaping, native New Mexico plants and trees and water harvesting keeps maintenance costs low. Geo Sourced HVAC systems reduce mechanical costs by 40-50% compared to conventional building. The list of cost saving and efficiency measures is truly impressive. We encourage you to review these in detail here.

Broadmoor Commons: The right place, the right time, the right mindset.