The City of Santa Fe’s Office of Affordable Housing (OAH) oversaw the distribution of $6.5 million in funding during FY22-23, which provided support for home purchases, rentals, emergency shelter, and focused community services, for low-to-moderate income households in Santa Fe. This year’s funding sources included one-time dispersions from the American Rescue Plan Act and CARES Act, as well as the year-to-year funds from the Community Development Block Grant and Affordable Housing Trust Fund.  

These investments in the community included: 

• $1,197,059 for affordable home ownership 
• $1,043,970 for emergency housing assistance 
• $3,108,883 for affordable rentals 
• $1,100,788 for public services 
• $84,484 for community development 

The OAH also manages the Santa Fe Homes Program, which resulted in the construction and sale of 26 affordable homes to workforce Santa Feans in FY22-23 and another 228 under construction or approved for building permits.

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