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  1. A locality in Bernalillo County operates under the mandates of the New Mexico Constitution.

New Mexico allocates $143.1 million in state housing funds to Bernalillo County

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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New Mexico allocated state funds to Bernalillo County. A report found that Bernalillo County received $143.1 million, significantly more than Santa Fe County at $35.3 million and Doña Ana County at $16.4 million. The state has invested $524 million in housing since 2022, backing roughly 4,400 homes.

From nmpoliticalreport.com

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The state's housing funding mechanism is criticized for lacking a formula tied to regional need or local ability to pay. The report notes that only 27% of taxpayer-funded housing subsidies studied were tied to income-restricted units, which are needed most by low-income households.

A locality in Bernalillo County operates under the mandates of the New Mexico Constitution.

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  • Doña Ana CountySpeculative

    Doña Ana County might face reduced demand for housing subsidies due to the state allocation favoring Bernalillo County.

  • Santa Fe CountySpeculative

    Santa Fe County might see lower investment in housing projects compared to Bernalillo County due to the funding distribution.

  • New MexicoSpeculative

    New Mexico's housing funding mechanism could lead to continued shortages of rental units for low-income households.

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