Latest News on Nob Hill

A Virtual 3-D Tour allows you to see a house without leaving yours...

Little Free Libraries spreading across the MetroABQ.

Mid-Mod Brutalist City of Albuquerque Library in the South San Pedro Neighborhood.

Albuquerque is the Fractal Capital of the World!

River of Lights passes through Nob Hill for the holidays...

The holidays get colorful in Nob Hill...

View a home virtually

Skarsgard Farms is unveiling a new farm store concept in Nob Hill, on Monte Vista Blvd NE.

What shops, restaurants & galleries are open for curbside delivery...

Nob Hill Business District December 2020

"River of Lights" & Nob Hill "Shop & Stroll" is now the Nob Hill Shop & Glow

Fabulous Yard Art can be found throughout the Nob Hill Neighborhoods.

Creative kids in Nob Hill College View Neighborhood create fantastic sidewalk art scenes.

Dedication sculpture to the participation in ABQ PRIDE, in Morningside Park -- Eucalipto & Roblan 2002

Diverse assortment of residential houses along Monte Vista Blvd in Nob Hill the day of Halloween...architecture & other treats.

It's easy to keep up with MetroABQ artist Courtney Angermeier's current installations: simply take a walk three blocks west of Nob Hill to see her public art murals.

Sitting east of the University of New Mexico (UNM) Main Campus, the one square mile that comprises the Nob Hill Neighborhoods is filled with interesting, historic residential & commercial architecture, quirky shops & restaurants, & is the location of many annual events, including Summerfest, ABQ Pride, Shop & Stroll, the Twinkle Light Parade & more.

Little Free Libraries are sprouting up around the world, proliferating nicely in the Nob Hill Neighborhoods.

The MetroABQ is the Fractal Capital of the World & the Nob Hill Neighborhood of Monte Vista is it's Home.

Early MetroABQ Architect Beula Mae Dunham Flemming designed dozens of homes in the greater Albuquerque area from the early 1920's until late mid-century.

In a neighborhood with plenty of historic & unique homes, the Pumice Rock House in Nob Hill stands out. Designed by prolific early MetroABQ architect Beula Mae Fleming, the home, above, was built in 1929 toward the beginning of her long career.