ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It’s been a rocky start for a project bringing a major hotel and food hall across from Presbyterian Hospital. Since the project broke ground a year ago, it’s run into hold-ups with utilities and the foundation.
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The vision for the soon-to-be Residence Inn and Highlands Central Market is coming to life. “We’re standing in the, what will be the entrance to the Residence Inn by Marriott, and then the food hall; the entrance to the food hall is right to my right here,” said Titan Development VP of Development Matt Lammers.
It’s a big change since KRQE News’ last check-in on the development across from Presbyterian Hospital on Central Ave. The project broke ground last August with plans for a 126-room hotel and food hall…