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Cover of the report “Land Banking in New Mexico,” published by the Center for Community Progress.
Brownfields, Land Banks, State & Local Analysis
Land Banking in New Mexico
Recommendations for Policy Reform and Regional Capacity Building

We examine whether New Mexico needs state-enabling land bank legislation to address its vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated properties.

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Raton New Mexico Report Cover
Land Banks, Local Analysis, Property Tax System
Transforming Raton’s Abandoned Properties into Community Assets
A Community Progress Report for Raton, New Mexico

This report outlines state and local policy and practice recommendations to tackle vacant and abandoned properties in Raton, NM.

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Land Banks, Local Analysis, Parcel Data & Neighborhood Markets
Land Banking in Albuquerque
Feasibility, Efficacy, and Relationship to Existing Tools for Vacant, Abandoned, and Substandard Properties

This report shares the findings of Community Progress’ 2018 technical assistance engagement with Albuquerque, New Mexico to evaluate the feasibility of land banking as a tool to address vacant, abandoned, and substandard properties in Albuquerque.

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Brownfields, Land Banks, State & Local Analysis
Land Banking in New Mexico
Recommendations for Policy Reform and Regional Capacity Building

We examine whether New Mexico needs state-enabling land bank legislation to address its vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated properties.

Read More »
Land Banks, Local Analysis, Property Tax System
Transforming Raton’s Abandoned Properties into Community Assets
A Community Progress Report for Raton, New Mexico

This report outlines state and local policy and practice recommendations to tackle vacant and abandoned properties in Raton, NM.

Read More »
Land Banks, Local Analysis, Parcel Data & Neighborhood Markets
Land Banking in Albuquerque
Feasibility, Efficacy, and Relationship to Existing Tools for Vacant, Abandoned, and Substandard Properties

This report shares the findings of Community Progress’ 2018 technical assistance engagement with Albuquerque, New Mexico to evaluate the feasibility of land banking as a tool to address vacant, abandoned, and substandard properties in Albuquerque.

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