Advocacy Scoop Podcast on a Bipartisan Breakthrough on Housing: How NAR Helped Lay the Groundwork

The House just passed a major bipartisan housing bill aimed at tackling affordability and supply.

After years of groundwork and relationship building, NAR helped lay…

Insights from Santa Fe: NMAR Legislative Briefing with Garrett Moseley on 3/13

On Friday, March 13th, NMAR's Government Affairs Director, Garrett Moseley, will be at GAAR to update you on the outcome of the 2026 NM Legislative Session.

Party Animals on Sunday, April 12th for RPAC

Get ready for a swingin’ good time!

The Party Animals are coming to town on Sunday, April 12th, and we're pairing this exciting…

Events in ABQ to Celebrate Women’s History Month

March is Women’s History Month, and Albuquerque offers meaningful ways to celebrate the women who have shaped our state’s culture, business community, and neighborhoods.

From…

O-26-2 IDO Update Passes City Council

On February 18, 2026, the Albuquerque City Council voted to adopt O-26-2, the 2025 Biennial Update to the City’s Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO), following several…

Advocacy Scoop Podcast on What Voters Are Saying About Housing

Shannon and Patrick closed out January with a deep dive into a recent voter poll on housing affordability.

Advocacy Scoop Exclusive! Recorded live at the Advocacy…

Bipartisan Housing Bill Passes House of Representatives

The Housing for the 21st Century Act aims to make a significant dent in the nation’s housing shortage through a comprehensive approach that addresses barriers…

Strong Community Turnout Opposes O-26-05 at City Council

Monday night’s Albuquerque City Council meeting demonstrated something important: our community showed up.

Members of the Greater Albuquerque Association of REALTORS® (GAAR) and the New Mexico…

Why Limiting Short-Term Rentals Won’t Fix Albuquerque’s Housing Crisis

Albuquerque's housing affordability challenges are real—but Ordinance O-26-05 targets a problem that data shows is not driving the crisis. GAAR opposes this ordinance and continues…