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Allaso Journal Center Albuquerque Nm 1 of 12

Allaso Journal Center

$1,474 – $2,031/mo

7800 Headline Blvd Ne, Albuquerque, NM, 87109

What floor plans are available at Allaso Journal Center?

Allaso Journal Center currently lists 9 floor plans across 20 available units, from studio, starting at $1,474/mo. 20 studios from $1,474 to $2,031/mo (649–1,238 sq ft), earliest move-in Aug 10. Prices checked September 24, 2026.

S1

Starting at $1,474

Studio • 649 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1242$1,474649Oct 8

A2

Starting at $1,525

Studio • 684 – 702 Sq Ft

6 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1104$1,525702Aug 27
1141$1,525702Aug 27
1426$1,586684Sep 25
1304$1,661702Oct 12
1305$1,586684Oct 13
1226$1,546684Nov 9

A6

Starting at $1,625

Studio • 924 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1114$1,625924Aug 27

A5

Starting at $1,636

Studio • 785 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1319$1,636785Nov 22

A3

Starting at $1,761

Studio • 860 Sq Ft

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1437$1,761860Oct 3
1412$1,836860Oct 4

B1

Starting at $1,881

Studio • 1,162 Sq Ft

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1234$1,8811,162Sep 22
1418$1,9211,162Oct 8

B4

Starting at $1,906

Studio • 1,147 Sq Ft

3 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1402$1,9811,147Sep 24
1302$1,9611,147Sep 26
1401$1,9061,147Oct 1

B2

Starting at $1,971

Studio • 1,238 Sq Ft

3 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1411$1,9971,238Aug 10
1214$2,0311,238Aug 22
1111$1,9711,238Sep 15

B2M1H - Handicap

Starting at $1,976

Studio • 1,238 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1203$1,9761,238Oct 7

What are the fees and lease terms at Allaso Journal Center?

Rent at Allaso Journal Center is $1,474 – $2,031 per month. The security deposit is $400. Monthly fees include Common Area/Clubhouse Rental, Internet Services, and Intra-Community Transfer Fee. Due at signing: Administrative Fee ($175), Application Fee ($50), and Holding Deposit (Refundable) ($100). The earliest listed move-in is Aug 10. Prices checked September 24, 2026.

  • Rent

    $1,474 – $2,031/mo
  • Security deposit

    $400
  • Earliest move-in

    Aug 10

Monthly fees

Common Area/Clubhouse Rental

$150/mo

Internet Services

$72/mo

Intra-Community Transfer Fee

$400/mo

Parking - Covered

$35/mo

Parking - Garage

$150/mo

Pest Control Services

$6/mo

Pet/Animal Violation - Waste

$150/mo

Pet Fee

$300/mo

Pet Rent

$45/mo

Storage Space Rental

$20/mo

Trash Services - Doorstep

$25/mo

Trash Services - Hauling

$10/mo

Utility - Billing Administrative Fee

$5.35/mo

Due at signing

Administrative Fee

$175

Application Fee

$50

Holding Deposit (Refundable)

$100

Security Deposit (Refundable)

$400

Utility - Vacant Processing Fee

$50

What amenities does Allaso Journal Center have?

Allaso Journal Center lists 12 amenities, including a pool, pet-friendly spaces, and in-unit laundry.

  • Air Conditioning

  • Cabanas W/Barbecue Grills

  • Conveniently Located

  • Dishwasher

  • Gated Access

  • Lush Landscaping

  • Pet Friendly

  • Resort Style Pool & Spa

  • Smoke Free

  • Swimming Pool

  • Urban-Style Living

  • Walk-In Closets


What do the amenities at Allaso Journal Center look like?

  • Pool
  • Gym
    6 photos

Where is Allaso Journal Center?

Allaso Journal Center is at 7800 Headline Blvd Ne, Albuquerque, NM, 87109.

7800 Headline Blvd Ne, Albuquerque, NM, 87109


What is the neighborhood around Allaso Journal Center like?

From Allaso Journal Center, the nearest grocery store is Target Grocery (22-minute walk) and the nearest transit stop is Jefferson @ Tiburon (4-minute walk).

  • Nearest grocery store

    Target Grocery · 22-minute walk
  • Nearest transit stop

    Jefferson @ Tiburon · 4-minute walk

Residents give Allaso Journal Center a D grade (about 3.2 out of 5) from 40 reviews. Resident experiences at this property are sharply divided. Positive reviews consistently praise leasing staff professionalism and initial property condition, while negative reviews—which comprise half of all feedback—report significant ongoing issues including non-functional security gates, poor common area maintenance, unresponsive management to service requests, and safety concerns.

3.20
Overall rating
Positive
Mixed
Neutral
Negative
Management3.0
Amenities and Shared Spaces2.5
Building Quality1.8
Maintenance2.6
Location2.7

Resident experiences at this property are sharply divided. Positive reviews consistently praise leasing staff professionalism and initial property condition, while negative reviews—which comprise half of all feedback—report significant ongoing issues including non-functional security gates, poor common area maintenance, unresponsive management to service requests, and safety concerns. The property appears to have declined notably since opening, with particular deterioration following recent management changes.

Management responsiveness and communication have declined significantly, with residents reporting delayed responses to maintenance requests, inconsistent office availability, and unaddressed concerns. Common property maintenance issues include frequent gate malfunctions leading to security breaches and vehicle break-ins, persistent cleanliness problems in common areas (elevators, hallways, floors), and slow emergency response times. While some residents praise current and past staff members for helpfulness, overall satisfaction has deteriorated, particularly following recent management changes.

Residents report significant maintenance and safety concerns that have worsened over time, particularly with gate functionality, common-area cleanliness, and security. Key issues include frequently non-operational security gates leading to vehicle break-ins, inconsistent cleaning of hallways and elevators with pet waste accumulation, and poor upkeep of amenities like the pool and gym. While some newer residents praised amenities upon move-in, long-term residents describe a notable decline in property condition and management responsiveness relative to rental costs.

Residents report significant and recurring issues with building maintenance and security. Common complaints include frequent gate malfunctions leading to vehicle break-ins, persistent cleanliness problems in common areas (elevators, hallways, and grounds with pet waste), and slow emergency response times for water damage and other urgent repairs. Elevator breakdowns, weak water pressure, and general property upkeep have declined since initial occupancy, creating frustration given the high rent ($1,800–$2,000+ monthly).

Maintenance response times are inconsistent, with some residents reporting quick service while others experienced significant delays on urgent issues like water leaks and plumbing problems. Emergency situations have not always received timely remediation, leading to property damage concerns. While some residents praised maintenance staff responsiveness, delayed work orders and follow-through issues appear to be recurring problems that require escalation to resolve.

The property's location is noted as a positive feature, though this advantage is significantly offset by ongoing security concerns, including non-functional gates and vehicle break-ins. Residents report inconsistent maintenance across amenities, with particular issues affecting the pool, gym access, and common areas. The combination of location benefits does not justify the rental cost for many residents given the service and safety gaps.


Is Allaso Journal Center walkable?

Allaso Journal Center is car-dependent (grade F), transit is minimal (grade F), and biking is somewhat bikeable (grade D).

WALK

Car-Dependent

TRANSIT

Minimal Transit

BIKE

Somewhat Bikeable


What is Allaso Journal Center like?

Allaso Journal Center is a four story, elevator-served, highly amenitized resort-style community. Its location in the affluent northeast heights of Albuquerque offers high-quality, urban-style living with convenient access to the most successful business park in New Mexico, Albuquerque Journal Center.

Allaso Journal Center is a four story, elevator-served, highly amenitized resort-style community. Its location in the affluent northeast heights of Albuquerque offers high-quality, urban-style living with convenient access to the most successful business park in New Mexico, Albuquerque Journal Center. The amenity areas include a resort style pool, spa, cabanas, barbecue grills, gathering spaces, and lush landscaping throughout the community. The units feature high quality finishes, nine and ten foot ceilings, and elevators for convenient access to units. Find your new home at Allaso Journal Center today!


How big is Allaso Journal Center?

Allaso Journal Center is a 158-unit garden.

  • Building

    Apartment · Garden
  • Total units

    158

What schools are near Allaso Journal Center?

Cottonwood Classical Prep is 0.1 miles from Allaso Journal Center. 10 schools are listed nearby.

SchoolTypeLevelDistance

Cottonwood Classical Prep

Charter · High
CharterHigh0.1 mi

Explore Academy

Charter · High
CharterHigh0.5 mi

Lil' Squirrels Pre-School

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.6 mi

Edmund G Ross Elementary School

Public · Elementary
PublicElementary0.9 mi

Oak Grove Classical Academy

Private · Middle
PrivateMiddle1.0 mi

Hope Christian School-High

Private · High
PrivateHigh1.1 mi

Hope Christian School

Private · High
PrivateHigh1.2 mi

Health Leadership High School

Charter · High
CharterHigh1.2 mi

Little Rays Of Hope Dc

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool1.4 mi

Arroyo Del Oso Elementary School

Public · Elementary
PublicElementary1.5 mi

How do I contact Allaso Journal Center?

Allaso Journal Center is managed by Greystar. Call 505-503-1980 to tour or ask about availability.