Albuquerque Housing Authority (AHA) provides housing assistance programs to low income families, elderly and disabled households.

The AHA mission is to assist eligible households with decent, safe and affordable housing, to include living environments that promote economic self-sufficiency, upward mobility and social diversity. 

Programs and Services

In Albuquerque, an estimated 60,000 low and moderate-income families are spending more than 30% of before-tax income on housing. HUD standards say that these families are burdened by excessive housing costs. AHA administers programs designed to help these Albuquerque citizens with housing, rent subsidies and to help them become self sufficient. Currently, AHA is assisting nearly 5,100 Albuquerque families with their housing needs.

 

Am I eligible?

Click here for information on how you can qualify for services.

How do I apply?

Click here for instructions and the application for Public Housing or the Section 8 Rental Housing Assistance Program.

Where am I on the waiting list?

Click here for information on how to find out where you are on the list.

 

Other Housing Program Documents

• Administrative Plan
• Reasonable Accommodation Policy
• Appendix I - Violence Against Women Act Policy
• Appendix II - Tenant Complaints and Grievance Procedure
• Pet Policy (Appendix III)
• Service Animal Policy (Appendix III continued)
• Appendix IV - Community Service Self-Sufficiency Policy
• Appendix V - Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) Policy
• Annual and Five-Year Plan
• Other Resources

How do I list my house or apartment for rent?

Click here if you would like to list your property with AHA through GoSection8.com, or call (505) 764-3900 to list your property with us directly.

Click here if you are looking for a home to rent.

 

How do I report Section 8 abuse?

Section 8 fraud is a serious offense and should be reported to us immediately. Make sure you have all the information available to back up your claim before calling.

You can contact our office at 764-3975 for further assistance.

 

How do I do business with AHA?

Click Here to download instructions on how to do business with AHA.

Housing Authority Board of Commissioners Meetings

The Albuquerque Housing Authority Board of Commissioners meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 12:00pm in the Manuel Cordova Conference Room at the Albuquerque Housing Authority located at 1840 University Blvd. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106.

The Next meeting will be February 29, 2012.

Boards and Commissions Membership
Board/Commission	: Albuquerque Housing Authority Board of Housing Commissioners
Authorization	: Resolution (R-2010-97)
Meeting Time/Location	The Albuquerque Housing Authority Board meets every third Wednesday of the Month at 12 noon. Meetings are held at the AHA office at 1840 University Blvd SE, in the Manuel Cordova Conference Room.
Current Membership	Representing Name Term 1. At Large Mr. Thomas D. Growney 12/01/2012 2. Low Income Housing Ms. Rebecca Chavez 12/01/2013 3. At Large Mr. Stephen Joseph Vogel 12/01/2014 4. CPA VACANT   5. Residential Construction/Real Estate Development /Management Ms. Roxanne Rivera-Wiest 12/01/2016

HUD and GreatSchools Team Up to Give Public Housing, Voucher Families Tools to Make Informed School Choices Click Here To learn More!

 

 

Click Here To review the Memoranding of Understanding between The City of Albuquerque and the Albuquerque Housing Authority.

 

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