Connecting Southwestern New Mexico to housing information, resources, and opportunities.

www.housinghubsouthwest.org

Join us November 3 for Home Maintenance & Winter Prep, the second event in the Quarterly Homeowner Education Series. This session will help homeowners protect their investment before winter with practical tips on seasonal maintenance, preventing winter damage, energy-efficiency upgrades, rebates, and when to DIY or hire a pro. Attendees will hear from local experts, explore hands-on demos and vendor tables, and take home a Winter Prep Checklist to use right away.

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What We Offer

Housing Resources

Tools connecting residents to housing

Community Programs

Local initiatives supporting families

Public and Private Partners

Regional collaboration driving housing solutions

Data Dashboards

Clear insights guiding local decisions

What We Offer

News and Updates

Timely information shaping housing conversations

Events and Meetings

Opportunities to engage and collaborate

Reports and Studies

Research informing regional housing strategies

About Us

Partners supporting access to housing resources in our region

Developed to connect housing resources regionwide to bring scattered information, partners, and tools into one accessible place so communities across southwestern New Mexico can find what they need without navigating multiple systems. By centralizing housing resources, data, programs, and collaboration opportunities, the hub strengthens coordination, reduces duplication, and supports a more unified regional approach to solving shared challenges.

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Our Region

Grant County

A vibrant mix of historic communities, outdoor recreation, and regional economic activity.

Luna County

A border‑region hub shaped by agriculture, trade, and resilient rural communities.

Catron County

New Mexico’s most rural county, known for its vast forests, quiet communities, and frontier character.

Hidalgo County

A wide‑open landscape defined by ranching heritage, natural resources, and strong local identity.

“Housing Hub Southwest is about bringing people, information, and resources together to support housing opportunities and strengthen communities across Southwestern New Mexico.”

Kim Clark

Grant, Luna, Hidalgo, and Catron counties form a diverse region of southwestern New Mexico defined by rural character, strong communities, and shared opportunities for coordinated growth.

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