Albuquerque’s Tiny Home Village Boosts Occupancy, Offering Hope to Residents

Albuquerque’s Tiny Home Village has seen an increase in occupancy after implementing changes to the application process and addressing staffing shortages. The 30-studio transitional housing project initially faced challenges reaching full capacity due to strict requirements. However, the removal of a $30 monthly utility fee and a reduced sobriety prerequisite has led to more applicants. Staffing levels have also improved, increasing security and support for residents. The village provides a supportive community for individuals transitioning into permanent housing, offering hope and a fresh start for those like Danette Lynn Todd, who values the opportunity to create new memories. Read the full feature for more details.