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  1. A diner is located on Central Avenue, and a business operates along this street in Albuquerque.

Lindy's Diner Sues Albuquerque Over Bliss Building Demolition

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 14
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Owners of Lindy’s Diner sued the City of Albuquerque in 2nd Judicial District Court. The lawsuit concerns the demolition of the historic Bliss Building. The owners allege that city officials rushed the demolition without due process. The City of Albuquerque stated that the decision was made to remove the unsafe structure to protect downtown businesses and residents who use Central Avenue and 5th Street.

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The demolition targeted the business district along Central Avenue. The lawsuit challenges the city's handling of urban planning and infrastructure. The city stated the removal was necessary because the building became a threat to public safety.

A diner is located on Central Avenue, and a business operates along this street in Albuquerque.

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Who's involved

  • AlbuquerqueCity that demolished the building and is the defendant in the lawsuit
  • Central AvenueStreet where the business district and the Bliss Building are located

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  1. New housing complex and development projects are underway in Albuquerque along Central Avenue and near Old Town.Sub-event
  2. Portage Mall project aims to create downtown along Central Avenue, and RDC funded a kayak launch at Salt Creek.Sub-event
  3. The city of Albuquerque installed new lighting along Central Avenue on August 19, 2026.Sub-event
  4. The Albuquerque Police Department received transaction logs related to Central Avenue.Sub-event
  5. City actions impacted the business district of Central Avenue in Albuquerque.1 source

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