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Housing Program Transition Sparks New Opportunities for Affordable Housing

June 18, 2024 | Los Alamos, New Mexico



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Housing Program Transition Sparks New Opportunities for Affordable Housing
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed significant changes in the management of the home renewal and home buyer program, following the retirement of the executive director of the Los Alamos Housing Partnership. The organization is transitioning out of its role in providing these essential services, prompting the issuance of a Request for Proposals (RFP) to identify a new contractor.

Housing Program Manager Dan Osborne has engaged with several nonprofit agencies in the region to assess their interest in taking over these services. Officials expressed confidence in finding a suitable replacement by the end of the year, if not sooner, ensuring the continuity of support for local housing initiatives.

Additionally, the draft of the affordable housing plan is set to be presented for final approval at the upcoming meeting next Tuesday. The plan has garnered positive feedback from the Mortgage Finance Authority, which has been actively involved in reviewing the document. Their support highlights the plan's focus on addressing the \"missing middle\" housing issue, a critical aspect of the community's housing strategy.

Furthermore, discussions are ongoing regarding a purchase and sale agreement related to the 20th Street project, with negotiations currently underway to finalize terms with the top proposer. More updates on these developments are expected in the near future, as officials work to advance housing solutions in the region.

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