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Site intelligence report · Generated 2026-07-14

3500 Central Ave, Albuquerque, NM, 87106

Plat · Verdict CONDITIONAL

35.079796, -106.605727

CONDITIONAL (fit 66/100 for residential, partial — zoning not scored here) — Partial score — zoning not scored here; proceed conditionally.

Factor scorecard

Screening signal
Zoning MX-M Mixed/overlay — verify uses
Flood Risk Zone X No flood hazard
Environmental 2 findings Federal cleanup site within screen radius
Demographics $97K income Strong market
Property Value No value data Data unavailable
Permits 0 found No recent permits
Walkability 95.0 Walker's Paradise
Traffic Unavailable Data unavailable
Schools 10 nearby Good school access
Property Data Partial Limited data

Signals are screening heuristics against documented thresholds — not underwriting judgments.

66
Residential fit Beta
Fit-for-use score · not the verdict
Beta · partial: zoning not scored here yet
How it's built
Flood risk 62.5
Market demand 3.3

Weighted screening composite — directional, not an underwriting verdict. Weights are v1 pending calibration.

Satellite view of 3500 Central Ave, Albuquerque, NM, 87106
Gentle
6.1% grade · 7.0 ft fall across the lot

Gentle grade — standard site prep.

Low High ground

Terrain shaded by height across this view; the outlined lot sits in its slope context. A screening estimate from elevation data, not a survey.

95
Walkability
45
Transit
86
Bikeability
MX-M
Zoning district
Zone X
Flood zone
$97K
Median income
N/A
Permits nearby

Flood & elevation

The flood tier for this parcel — three possible states, shown as reported.

Minimal hazard
Zone X — this parcel
Undetermined
Zone D
High risk
SFHA (A / AE / VE)

Area of minimal flood hazard

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Elevation & grade detail — included in Deep
Ground elevation and height relative to base flood elevation.
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Environmental screening

2 of 2 registries responded

Proximity screen across public environmental registries. A registry pre-screen — not a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment.

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Environmental screening — included in Deep
Proximity to leaking tanks, cleanup sites, pipelines and federal cleanup sites, plotted on a map.
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Site & environmental constraints

Public land, soil and habitat data for this parcel — the constraints that shape a build.

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Site & environmental constraints — included in Deep
Soil building-site limitation and drainage, designated species habitat, regulated aquifer zone, and mapped wetlands.
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Analysis

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Full analysis — included in Deep
Zoning use-table (what you can build), development potential, risk and market narrative, permit history, and easements.
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Why CONDITIONAL

Recommended next steps

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Recommended next steps — included in Deep
The prioritized action plan for this site.
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Recommendation

CONDITIONAL

Partial score — zoning not scored here; proceed conditionally.

4 positive · 2 neutral · 2 negative · 2 unavailable

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What this report does not cover

This is a screening report built from public data. The following require independent professional verification before an investment decision:

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (the registry pre-screen above is not one)
Title search — liens, easements, encumbrances
Soil / geotechnical conditions
Utility capacity — water, sewer, electric
Market supply pipeline (units under construction)
Construction cost estimates
Overlay districts / deed restrictions / HOA covenants
Entitlement timeline and approval process

Data freshness: Zoning data is current. Flood maps may lag 1-5 years from last update. Demographics are from 2020-2024 estimates. Permits data reflects filed applications and may lag 30-90 days.

Disclaimer: This report is generated from public data sources for screening purposes only. It is not legal, financial, or engineering advice. Verify all data independently before making investment decisions.

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