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Over $3 million in funding is available for Housing New Mexico’s HOME Rehabilitation Program.

Housing New Mexico announced its 2025 Top Mortgage Lender Award recipients as part of its annual lender recognition program.

At a news conference today, officials from Housing New Mexico commemorated its 50th anniversary by recognizing April 10 as the day Gov. Jerry Apodaca signed House Bill 88 during the state’s 32nd legislature on April 10, 1975.

Housing New Mexico, in partnership with the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration, has launched a pilot program to address the shortage of affordable rental properties in the state.

Housing New Mexico and partners celebrated the grand opening of the Hozho Center, a peer-run wellness center supporting individuals with substance use disorders and homelessness.

Housing New Mexico representatives celebrated the groundbreaking of Sandoval Flats in Rio Rancho on Feb. 5, hosted by Dominium, a leading national affordable housing developer.

Housing New Mexico has launched a new program to address the shortage of affordable entry-level housing available to low- and moderate-income homebuyers in the state.

During its 2024 fiscal year, Housing New Mexico provided $737 million and impacted 18,981 people, families and homes through various housing-related programs and services throughout the state.

More Albuquerque families will have an opportunity to break the cycle of homelessness thanks to the Housing New Mexico Board of Directors approving an award of $732,939 to Saranam to develop transitional housing for families.

At its Dec. 18 meeting, the Housing New Mexico Board of Directors approved an award of $2.42 million to the Village of Angel Fire for a rental housing development under the Affordable Housing in Fire Affected Counties Notice of Funding Availability.