Albuquerque Affordable Housing Coalition

Albuquerque Affordable Housing Coalition Raising awareness about opportunities and innovation in housing funding, policy, and production

Happening today! Join the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies for the release of the State of the Nation’s Housing ...
06/17/2026

Happening today! Join the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies for the release of the State of the Nation’s Housing 2026 report and hear the latest national insights on housing affordability, economic uncertainty, rental markets, homeownership challenges, and the future of housing policy in the U.S.

This important annual report highlights the trends shaping communities nationwide and the actions needed to address growing housing challenges for renters, homeowners, and vulnerable households.

Don’t miss this timely conversation on the future of housing in America.
https://www.jchs.harvard.edu/calendar/state-nations-housing-2026

Reminder: The free informational webinars on the updated 2026 New Mexico Housing Strategy are happening this week!Housin...
06/08/2026

Reminder: The free informational webinars on the updated 2026 New Mexico Housing Strategy are happening this week!

Housing affordability continues to impact communities across New Mexico, and the updated strategy outlines the trends, challenges, and solutions shaping housing across our state, including the projected need for nearly 58,000 new housing units by 2045.

Join Housing New Mexico to learn more about current housing needs, statewide progress, and the strategies being explored to expand housing opportunity and stability for New Mexicans.

Tuesday, June 9 | 2:00–3:00 p.m. MST
Register: https://housing-nm.webex.com/weblink/register/rdea2f265baf734c870f69f024e608621

Thursday, June 11 | 10:30–11:30 a.m. MST
Register: https://housing-nm.webex.com/weblink/register/rcf06fe3ef14de82ff42a0f81319c9504

The Albuquerque Affordable Housing Coalition encourages community members, housing professionals, advocates, and local leaders to attend and be part of the conversation around New Mexico’s housing future.

Housing affordability and stability remain some of the most urgent issues facing communities across the country. Join th...
06/04/2026

Housing affordability and stability remain some of the most urgent issues facing communities across the country. Join the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies for the release of the State of the Nation’s Housing 2026 report, an annual national analysis of the trends shaping housing in America.

This year’s report highlights persistent affordability challenges, rising economic uncertainty, record-high cost burdens for renters, and growing pressures on homeowners. It also explores how states, local communities, and the private sector are working to address housing shortages, rising costs, and the need for stronger protections for vulnerable households.

Don’t miss this important conversation on June 17 at 2:00 pm MT on the future of housing and the policies and innovations needed to create more stable, affordable communities nationwide.

Register here: https://www.jchs.harvard.edu/calendar/state-nations-housing-2026

Today on World Bicycle Day, we’re celebrating more than transportation. We’re celebrating the importance of building com...
06/03/2026

Today on World Bicycle Day, we’re celebrating more than transportation. We’re celebrating the importance of building communities where everyone can move safely, connect easily, and thrive.

At the Albuquerque Affordable Housing Coalition, we believe affordable housing and livable neighborhoods go hand in hand. Safe streets, connected bike routes, walkable communities, reliable transit, and access to parks, schools, jobs, and services all play a critical role in creating healthy and equitable communities.

Housing affordability is not just about the cost of rent or a mortgage. It’s also about whether families can safely bike to school, walk to a grocery store, access public transportation, and spend less time and money commuting.

As we continue advocating for affordable housing solutions across Albuquerque and New Mexico, we also support intentional community design that prioritizes safety, accessibility, sustainability, and quality of life for everyone.

Because thriving communities are built for people, not just cars. 🚲

Housing affordability continues to be one of the biggest challenges facing New Mexico communities and the newly updated ...
05/27/2026

Housing affordability continues to be one of the biggest challenges facing New Mexico communities and the newly updated 2026 New Mexico Housing Strategy highlights just how urgent the need is.

According to Housing New Mexico, our state will need nearly 58,000 new housing units by 2045 to meet growing demand. The updated strategy outlines current housing trends, projected needs, and best practices to increase housing production and stability across New Mexico.

The Albuquerque Affordable Housing Coalition encourages community members, advocates, housing professionals, and local leaders to learn more by attending one of the upcoming free informational webinars:

Tuesday, June 9 | 2:00–3:00 p.m. MST
Register: https://housing-nm.webex.com/weblink/register/rdea2f265baf734c870f69f024e608621

Thursday, June 11 | 10:30–11:30 a.m. MST
Register: https://housing-nm.webex.com/weblink/register/rcf06fe3ef14de82ff42a0f81319c9504

As Fair Housing Month comes to a close, we hope you’ve enjoyed the book recommendations we’ve been sharing along the way...
04/30/2026

As Fair Housing Month comes to a close, we hope you’ve enjoyed the book recommendations we’ve been sharing along the way.

If any of these stories sparked your interest, be sure to explore the full reading list curated by the Fair Housing Center for Rights & Research . It’s a thoughtful collection that dives deeper into housing, history, equity, and the meaning of home.

National Fair Housing Month is a time to look closely at the systems shaping access to housing.The Voucher Promise by Ev...
04/29/2026

National Fair Housing Month is a time to look closely at the systems shaping access to housing.

The Voucher Promise by Eva Rosen explores the realities of the Housing Choice Voucher Program and how it impacts families seeking stability and opportunity. Through firsthand accounts in a Baltimore neighborhood, the book highlights both the promise of vouchers and the barriers that can limit where families are able to live.

It’s a thoughtful look at how policy can both open doors and reinforce existing inequalities and why equitable access to housing still matters.

National Fair Housing Month invites us to think about what home and community really mean.A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Ba...
04/28/2026

National Fair Housing Month invites us to think about what home and community really mean.

A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman introduces us to a seemingly grumpy neighbor whose strict routines and solitude are slowly disrupted by the people around him. What unfolds is a story about connection, belonging, and the unexpected ways community can shape our lives.

It’s a reminder that home is more than a place. It’s the people who show up, even when we least expect it.

National Fair Housing Month is also about understanding the history that shaped where and how people live today.The Warm...
04/27/2026

National Fair Housing Month is also about understanding the history that shaped where and how people live today.

The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson tells the story of the Great Migration, when millions of Black Americans left the South in search of safety, opportunity, and a place to call home. Through deeply personal narratives, the book brings to life the courage it took to seek a better future and the barriers many still faced along the way.

It’s a powerful reminder that the fight for fair housing is rooted in history that continues to shape our communities today.

National Fair Housing Month is a chance to engage middle school readers in conversations about fairness, opportunity, an...
04/26/2026

National Fair Housing Month is a chance to engage middle school readers in conversations about fairness, opportunity, and the importance of home.

Here are book recommendations that explore real-world issues like housing, community, and belonging in ways that are relatable and thought-provoking for young teens. These stories encourage critical thinking and help students better understand the experiences of others.

Because building awareness early helps shape a more equitable future.

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