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At a news conference today, New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority officials reported on the findings of the state’s most recent housing needs assessment and outlined how $84.6 million in state funding will be allocated to address those needs.

At its June meeting, the New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority (MFA) Board of Directors approved a $3 million-New Mexico Housing Trust Fund revolving construction line of credit to Artisan’s Guild Contracting, LLC for the development of El Toro Community.

In an area the Pueblo of Laguna has identified as the K’awaika Center Master Plan, which promotes specific concerted revitalization activities, the newly developed East Paraje Apartments will be home to 20 families.

The New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority is accepting Requests for Qualifications for contractors interested in providing home rehabilitation services for MFA’s Home Improvement Program.

MFA representatives joined several others at the Encino Gardens Apartments groundbreaking ceremony on June 24, 2024.

Several New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority (MFA) employees volunteered on May 22 to help build new homes being constructed by Greater Albuquerque Habitat for Humanity.

New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority Board of Directors approves over $72 million in Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and $10.6 million in funding awards to several housing developments.

Today the Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico and Thomas Development Co. announced the groundbreaking for a new affordable housing community, La Serena Apartments.

The New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority Board of Directors approved a bond resolution and funding for the construction of Peachtree Canyon, a multifamily apartment development in Las Cruces, at its April board meeting.

A grand opening ceremony for Ceja Vista Senior Apartments was held on April 24, also featuring Ceja Vista’s neighboring community, Valle de Atrisco Family Apartments.