Eubank
Eubank is Albuquerque at its most functional and least photogenic: a north-south artery of 1970s apartment complexes, dental offices, and the kind of strip retail anchored by Smith's and Walgreens. Kirtland and Sandia Labs commuters love it, which keeps rents firm and vacancy low. The schools split sharply by cross-street, with APS boundaries doing most of the sorting. Crime ticks higher near Central, calmer toward Comanche. There is no walkable core, no real nightlife, and the architecture will not move you, but for a midcareer engineer who wants a short commute and a Trader Joe's run, it delivers.
Eubank by the numbers
Eubank runs male-heavy, about 50% men to 50% women.
Median individual income in Eubank is about $40,500.
New Mexico registers voters by party, and Bernalillo County is about 44% Democratic to 27% Republican, with a 27% declined-to-state bloc that now outnumbers Republicans.
The median renter in Eubank pays about $1,120 a month.
About 9,300 Eubank residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Hinkle Fun Center
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Silva Lanes
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Horse & Angel Tavern
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Mrs. Sprinkles Ice Cream
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Paisano's Italian Restaurant
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Spectators Sports Bar & Grill
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La Quiche Parisienne Bistro
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The Sweet Cup Desserts Boba Coffee
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Meraki Coffee + Market
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Painting with a Twist
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Dōrothéa Fine Greek
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Rocksteady's Social Club
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Punky's Place Karaoke Lounge