Building affordable housing in Albuquerque
Adobe Pathway is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed to address the city’s growing housing shortage. Our construction is led by a New Mexico general contractor with thirty years of building in this state.
Building where Albuquerque needs it most.
We love Albuquerque. It’s where we live, where we work, and where our hearts are.
Income-Restricted Housing
We develop rental and for-sale homes reserved for households earning below the area median income.
Infill, Not Sprawl
We build on vacant and underused lots inside the city, where streets, water, and transit already exist.
Financing That Closes the Gap
We assemble diverse funding sources so working families can afford homes the market prices out of reach.
Built by New Mexicans
Our construction is led by a licensed local general contractor with three decades of building in this state.
Long-Term Affordability
Our homes carry assurances that keep them affordable for the next family, not just the first one.
Neighborhood First
We work where residents already live, so that people are not displaced by the housing built around them.
Our first project
Adobe Central
What we’re building
- Four-unit rental buildings on infill lots
- Three-bedroom, two-bath homes
- 1,100 square foot layouts
- Built for families
- Reserved for households below area median income
How We Fund It
- State and city construction financing
- Private foundation grants
- Local bank and city partnership to close the remaining gaps
Over 15,000 affordable homes are needed to meet current demand.
City of Albuquerque, Housing Forward ABQ Update to City Council, 2024