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The 3% excise tax would be placed on the November ballot.
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After a long and sometimes acrimonious debate the Governing Body voted 5-4 to reject the prohibition.
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has created the Housing Investment Council to get more homes people can afford built in New Mexico.
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A report presented to the Legislative Finance Committee on Tuesday projects a 48% increase in homelessness in 2023.
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The New Mexico Senate Health and Public Affairs Committee voted to table SB99 that would have repealed the state ban on rent controls.
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The Governing Body voted 6-3 on Saturday to approve the rezoning that would allow three parcels to be built per acre instead of the current zoning of one home per acre.
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The parcel on Alto Drive will be used to build five workforce housing units.
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The New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority told lawmakers on Tuesday it can be difficult to find affordable housing for veterans and off-base military.
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Santa Fe officials held a Zoom meeting with residents to talk about preliminary plans for the Midtown Redevelopment Project.
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State Senator Nancy Rodriguez wants to see a big increase in the amount of funding allocated for New Mexico’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund. Rodriguez…