Category: Advocacy
How will a Government Shutdown Affect Real Estate?
Congress failed to approve funding for government operations by the September 30 deadline, causing a partial government shutdown that began at midnight.
Early Voting Opens: Albuquerque’s November 2025 Election
As REALTORS®, we know that where you live shapes how you live.
From neighborhood investment and infrastructure to property values and housing opportunities, local decisions…
Opportunity Zones 2.0: A New Round of Investment Opportunities Coming in 2027
A major update to the federal Opportunity Zones (OZ) program is on the horizon — and it could reshape investment and redevelopment activity across Albuquerque…
NAR on the Front Lines: Protecting REALTORS® During the Federal Shutdown
Congress was unable to reach a funding deal, and as of October 1, the federal government has shut down. During a government shutdown, many real…
Who will be Albuquerque’s Mayor in 2026? Hear from the Candidates on October 16th.
Albuquerque voters head to the polls on November 4th, 2025 to elect the next Mayor and City Councilors for Districts 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9.
Municipal…
RECPAC: City Council Candidates deemed REALTOR® Champions
As advocates for REALTORS®, we are not concerned about party affiliation but instead focus on finding REALTOR® Champions who will make themselves available to work…
Opportunities at NMAR: Apply by October 5th
Want to make a difference in the New Mexico real estate world? There are several ways you can step up, be heard, and help shape the…
NAR Advocacy Update: Affordability Solutions & Tax Savings Wins
NAR continues to influence the conversation on housing policy.
Just this past week, NAR representatives joined a congressional panel to discuss solutions for housing affordability,…
New Law: Ends Trigger Leads & Prioritizes Homebuyer Privacy
On September 5, 2025, the President signed the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act into law. This new legislation protects consumers by curbing the sale of their…