The Office of Affordable Housing works proactively with the public, nonprofit, and private sectors so low- and moderate-income residents have access to safe, clean and affordable housing.

To learn about the housing inventory, residential sales, the rental market, and more, see the Housing Needs Assessment Report. This Plan has been updated (2012) 2012 HNA

The Five-Year Strategic Housing Plan is a guide to the projects and programs the City intends to undertake in an effort to increase the supply of affordable housing through 2013.

Find information about the efforts to end homelessness in Santa Fe in the Coalition to End Homelessness Report. This Report has been updated (2012) 2012 Plan

To learn more about the Santa Fe Affordable Housing Trust Fund (AHTF), see the AHTF Guidelines.

One result of Santa Fe's attractiveness has been a rise in housing costs. The City has slowed the escalation of home prices through its proactive involvement in the local real-estate market and its comprehensive approach to affordable-housing development.

Through capacity building, technical assistance, and regulatory mechanisms, the City of Santa Fe has built a network of strong cooperation and assistance among various non-profit agencies. These agencies help to make affordable housing possible. Please click the Housing Partners tab on the left side of the page for a list of our partner agencies.

The 30 day public review and comment period for the 2013-2017 Consolidated Plan, which included the 2013 Action Plan, has ended (as of May 7, 2013). The Plan goes before City Council on May 8, 2013 and then be submitted to HUD for their 45 day review. The final approved copy will be posted on the Community Development Block Grant page (see left side of this page) once it is approved by HUD. Thanks to all who took time to review. We did not receive any public comments during the 30 day period.