Founded in 2010, Abrazo emerged as a local home builder during one of the most challenging periods in the industry’s history, following the 2009 crash of the housing market. Determined to make a positive impact, Abrazo’s founders, Brian McCarthy and Mackenzie Bishop, capitalized on a unique opportunity and embarked on a journey to build homes that exceeded expectations in the midst of an otherwise dim and uninspiring market.
Drawing upon their collective expertise and passion for innovation, Abrazo Homes implemented new construction techniques, embraced sustainable building practices, and introduced smart home technology to the Albuquerque market. Abrazo wanted to create homes that not only met the basic needs of their clients but also exceeded their expectations, both in terms of efficiency, functionality and aesthetics. This formula for success proved beneficial over the years and subsequently, Abrazo has been recognized as one of the best places to work, one of the top private companies in New Mexico, a leader in product quality, one of New Mexico’s fastest growing companies and the ‘Buyer’s Choice’ award winner multiple times over. Abrazo has delivered over 1,100 homes in the Albuquerque and Santa Fe markets.
Abrazo's newest initiative, RIoT Technology, is a tech startup specifically designed for builders. RIoT delivers an installation-ready, integrated home management system for production builders. It features a cloud-connected multi-sensor kit pre-configured for easy wired installation during new construction. This enables comprehensive home automation, remote diagnostics, service management, and proactive maintenance alerts for both builders and homeowners. RIoT analyzes real-time telemetry from each home, providing complete home intelligence and management that surpasses the limitations of retrofit devices. Experience the future of smart home diagnostics today: RIoT Technology is now being installed in Abrazo Homes across the greater Albuquerque area.
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