U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY HQ

Tenant

U.S. Geological Survey

Location

Albuquerque, NM

Price

Unstated

CAP Rate

Unstated

Lease Term

19.5 Years Remaining

Occupancy

100%

Building Size

22,478 SQ FT

Property Type

Office

Year Built

Unstated

Lot Size

5 Acres

Status

Sold

LONG-TERM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT LEASE
New 20-Year Lease with U.S. Federal Government

Aaa CREDIT TENANCY
Lease guaranteed by United States of America – Aaa credit rating

USGS STATE HQ & WATER SCIENCE CENTER
Headquarters Office and Water Science Center for USGS within state, overseeing two other field offices

BUILD-TO-SUIT CONSTRUCTION
Comprehensive redevelopment to suit the specific needs of USGS

SPECIALIZED FACILITY
Laboratory, office, and warehouse space

The United States Geological Survey New Mexico Headquarters is a new, 22,478 square foot, single-tenant facility located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This location serves as the USGS headquarters for New Mexico, housing the Water Science Center and the Albuquerque Field Office, is responsible for oversight of two additional field office locations in Las Cruces and Carlsbad.

The United States Geological Survey New Mexico Headquarters is a new, 22,478 square foot, single-tenant facility located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This location serves as the USGS headquarters for New Mexico, housing the Water Science Center and the Albuquerque Field Office, is responsible for oversight of two additional field office locations in Las Cruces and Carlsbad.

USGS New Mexico Headquarters consists of office, warehouse, and laboratory space, providing the required work environment for the highly trained USGS staff of scientists, technicians, and support personnel. The Water Science Center focuses on water availability and surface and ground water quality throughout the state, including occurrence, distribution, quantity, movement, and chemical and biological quality of the water. Investigations including aquifer characterization, water quality of major river basins, sedimentation of rivers and lakes, and contamination of surface and ground water.