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Saranam to develop transitional housing for families, which includes living-area space.

Albuquerque nonprofit Saranam receives over $730,000 to develop transitional housing thanks to funding from Housing New Mexico

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. read more >

Proposed lot to install 20 modular units for low- and moderate-income households in the Village of Angel Fire.

Housing New Mexico’s Board of Directors approves over $2.4 million in funding to fire-affected Village of Angel Fire for rental housing development

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. read more >

Mesilla Valley Community of Hope’s Camp Hope in Las Cruces is a current service provider for the program.

Over $4.7 million in funding available from Housing New Mexico to organizations servicing individuals experiencing homelessness

Over $4.7 million in funding is available to organizations that provide services to individuals that are experiencing homelessness or are at imminent risk of homelessness through Housing New Mexico’s HOME Investment Partnerships American Rescue Plan... read more >

Barbara Bloom spoke about the energy-efficient upgrades her home received thanks to the NM Energy$mart Program.

Housing New Mexico, partners and homeowner celebrate Weatherization Day at Albuquerque home

A home that benefitted from Housing New Mexico’s NM Energy$mart Weatherization Program was featured at an event today, as both the nation and New Mexico celebrated Weatherization Day. read more >

Housing New Mexico representatives joined partners for the Peachtree Canyon Apartments groundbreaking in Las Cruces Oct. 10.

Housing New Mexico celebrates groundbreaking of Peachtree Canyon Apartments in Las Cruces

Housing New Mexico joined many of its partners to celebrate the groundbreaking of Peachtree Canyon Apartments in Las Cruces Thursday, Oct. 10. read more >

Housing New Mexico, Sol Housing, and others at the Farolito Senior Community groundbreaking ceremony.

Housing New Mexico celebrates groundbreaking of Farolito Senior Community in Albuquerque

Housing New Mexico representatives joined Sol Housing representatives and others for the Farolito Senior Community groundbreaking ceremony in northeast Albuquerque Wednesday, Sept. 25. read more >

Housing New Mexico Director of Community Development Kellie Tillerson spoke about the new Landlord Engagement Program.

Housing New Mexico partners with City of Albuquerque, New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness on Landlord Engagement Program

Housing New Mexico – also known as New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority or MFA – will work side-by-side with the City of Albuquerque and the New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness on the newly launched Landlord Engagement Program. read more >

Housing New Mexico representatives and various partners gathered for the Route 66 Flats groundbreaking ceremony on Aug. 7.

Housing New Mexico celebrates groundbreaking of Route 66 Flats in Albuquerque

Housing New Mexico | Housing NM representatives, along with various partners, gathered for the Route 66 Flats groundbreaking ceremony on Aug. 7 read more >

Ed Archuleta, Bobby Griffith, Isidoro Hernandez and John Gabaldon spoke at the news conference.

New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority announces findings from housing needs report, $84.6 million in funding and an updated brand for the state’s housing authority

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. read more >

This is a view of the back of an existing home in the El Toro Community subdivision in Roswell.

El Toro Community in Roswell receives single-family development funding from Housing NM, providing more affordable housing for New Mexicans

At its June meeting, the Housing NM 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. read more >

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2023 Production Highlights

Created More Housing

$10.3M

Invested

285 New Homes

Preserved and Improved Housing

$116.2M

Invested

1,577 Weatherized, Rehabilitated, Preserved, or Redeveloped Homes

Built Home Ownership and Wealth

$412M

Total Invested

Down Payment Assistance Programs

$388M

Assistance Provided

3,352 Loans - 1,845 Households

Mortgage Assistance

$24.1M

Assistance Provided

2,925 Households

Housing Vouchers

$39.8M

Invested

5,843 Households

Homeless Shelter Services

$7M

Invested

6,488 Individuals

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