Category: Advocacy
Keeping Housing a Priority: RECPAC supports Darren White, Joshua Neal & Klarissa Peña
Runoff Election Update – December 9, 2025
Because no candidate in the races for Mayor and City Council Districts 1 and 3 received more than…
Todd Clarke Explains the 2025 Assessment Shock
Understanding New Mexico’s Property Tax Upheaval & Lessons from 18 Months on the Front Lines
Join recognized property tax expert Todd Clarke for…
What the 2025 Biennial Update to the IDO Means for Property Owners
The City of Albuquerque is preparing its 2025 Biennial Update to the Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO) —the zoning code that governs what can be built,…
Policy Spotlight: On Common Ground covers Local Government Financing
This issue of On Common Ground spotlights local government financing—where municipal funds come from, how they are spent, and the pressures communities face in balancing budgets.
Inside,…
Share your thoughts with City of ABQ Planning Department
The City of Albuquerque’s Planning Department is calling on residents to help guide the next chapter of our community’s growth. A short survey is now…
Don’t Miss RECPAC’s Accomplishments at the Annual Meeting on December 9th
Notice originally distributed on Thursday, November 6, 2025
In accordance with the Bylaws of the Real Estate Community Political Action Committee (RECPAC), this message shall…
RECPAC Trustee 3-Year Term Open
The Real Estate Community Political Action Committee (RECPAC) is a local committee addressing state and local policy issues that affect the Central New Mexico Real Estate…
Shutdowns and Elections: What’s Next for Real Estate?
Recorded live at the NXT Conference in Houston, this episode of Advocacy Scoop breaks down the new government funding deal that ends the shutdown, what it…
Federal Housing Programs to Resume Following Government Spending Deal
Federal programs critical to the U.S. housing market are set to resume after the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday approved legislation to fund the…