ABQ 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…

NMAR’s Legislative Priorities for 2026

The next New Mexico Legislative Session is right around the corner, and the New Mexico Association of REALTORS® is prepared to advocate for policies that…

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…

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…

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…

Honor. Advocate. Celebrate at Boots & BBQ on 9/11.

On September 11th, join us as we honor resilience, celebrate freedom, and support the dream of homeownership. Your ticket, your auction bids, and your presence…

Advocacy Scoop Podcast on Regulation Nation: Housing Edition

Buying or selling a home is one of the most highly regulated transactions in a person’s life. In this episode, Shannon and Patrick unpack the…

View the NMAR Conference Schedule

Due to the devastating flooding that recently impacted Ruidoso, NMAR made the difficult decision to move the Annual Conference from the Inn of the Mountain…

Victory for Housing Advocacy – and What Comes Next

Last night, the Albuquerque City Council’s Land Use, Planning & Zoning (LUPZ) Committee once again heard testimony on Ordinance O-25-88—the so-called “RENT” ordinance.…