Description

4800 Lomas is a freestanding building currently used as a church, prominently located at the signalized intersection of Lomas Blvd and Monroe St in the Nob Hill area. The property offers a flexible layout that can easily continue as a church, with a large sanctuary and multiple youth and children’s rooms, or be repositioned for an entirely new use, as it was originally constructed as a Furr’s grocery store serving the surrounding neighborhoods. Zoned MX-M, the site presents significant redevelopment potential for uses such as mixed-use, multifamily, large-format retail, drive-thru concepts, banks, car wash, and more. The surrounding submarket is experiencing strong momentum, with nearby grocery and retail anchors including Sprouts, True Value, and Ace Hardware at San Mateo and Lomas, the recently completed Whole Foods and American Home at Carlisle and Indian School, and the planned redevelopment of the former Bank of the West towers at San Mateo and Central into mixed-use apartments slated for 2025–2026, all reinforcing the area’s appeal as a walkable, urban draw for the University of New Mexico and adjacent neighborhoods.