A street with a hill and mountains behind it.

The City of Las Cruces has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking a qualified Master Developer to lead redevelopment of approximately 84 acres of City-owned land in the East Lohman corridor into a walkable, mixed-use neighborhood center with residential, health services, commercial, civic, and open space uses.

The project site is located south of East Lohman Avenue, between Roadrunner Parkway and Sonoma Ranch Boulevard, across from MountainView Hospital. The property is positioned for redevelopment consistent with the City’s adopted East Lohman Development Plan and the Elevate Las Cruces Comprehensive Plan.

View Adopted East Lohman Development Plan (PDF)

This is a major opportunity to help shape the future of one of Las Cruces’ fastest-growing areas The City is looking for a development team with the experience and capacity to deliver a high-quality, mixed-use destination that creates jobs, expands housing options, and strengthens long-term community value.

Project Vision and Goals

The East Lohman Development Plan envisions a vibrant neighborhood center anchored by a mix of uses, including medical and health-related activity, housing options (including affordable, attainable and missing-middle housing), and supporting commercial and civic destinations. The plan emphasizes complete streets, multimodal connections, open space and trails, and protection of key natural features such as arroyos and view corridors.
Through this RFP, the City is seeking proposals from experienced development teams capable of delivering a phased, performance-based master development approach that includes:

  • A connected, walkable street network and supporting infrastructure
  • A balanced mix of residential, commercial, hospitality, civic, and open space uses
  • A strategy to coordinate with and complement nearby medical and employment activity
  • Sustainable urban design and green infrastructure
  • A clear financing approach and demonstrated capacity to execute across multiple phases

The City is committed to a thoughtful, high-performing public-private partnership model. We are looking for a partner who can implement the community’s vision, deliver strong urban design, and bring the financial and operational capacity needed for long-term success.

Submittal Information

To ensure all respondents receive consistent information, communication regarding this solicitation must be directed only to Purchasing Staff through the City’s OpenGov Procurement portal.

City of Las Cruces Procurement Portal Link

Proposals must be submitted electronically to the City of Las Cruces Purchasing Section. Contact with City staff outside of Purchasing is prohibited during the solicitation process.

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