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Tamaya Housing, Inc. Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico
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Our Homes

Let us give you a glimpse of our finished housing development projects for tribe members in Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico.

A Pueblo Revival THI home with a flat roof, round vigas along the parapet and a brown garage door.
A Pueblo Revival home, its vigas along the parapet

From a graded lot to a finished home

For Lease Purchase Agreements signed on or after January 1, 2025, a home’s purchase price is what it cost to build, including utilities up to five feet from the house. How the purchase price is set

  1. A graded red-earth lot before construction, with the Sandia Mountains on the horizon under a cloudy sky.
    The lot, graded and ready to build
  2. A THI home under construction, its walls sheathed and roof framed, behind a temporary fence.
    Walls sheathed and the roof framed
  3. A tan stucco THI home with a stone wainscot and a two-car garage on Eagle Loop, under a deep blue sky.
    A finished home on Eagle Loop
  4. The kitchen of a new THI home with wood cabinets, a black range, refrigerator and dishwasher, and sunlight across a tile floor.
    Inside a new home: the kitchen

Homes constructed under this Program shall be constructed in accordance with the residential building standards of the International Residential Code.

THI policy, Section I.C

What comes with a THI home

  • A home that fits your family

    THI matches each family it selects to a home that fits the family’s size.

    How selection works

  • Warranties and a move-in inspection

    You and THI inspect the home together on or before move-in day, and THI gives you the list of warranties on the home and how long each one lasts.

    Moving in

  • Home insurance

    In the Homeownership Program, THI insures your home against fire and the other risks home insurance usually covers until it is conveyed to you; under the Tribally Funded Policies, you insure it from move-in.

    Insurance and repairs

  • Payments toward ownership

    Every monthly payment counts toward your purchase price, and THI conveys the home to you when the balance is paid.

    Owning your home

Building on your family’s land assignment

A tribal member can ask the Pueblo for a land assignment to build a home under THI’s program, and the Pueblo may also assign land to THI for housing. If you already have a land assignment, THI can build your home on it: you transfer the assignment to THI with a Collateral Assignment for the term of your Lease Purchase Agreement.

A home site must be at least a quarter acre, with the infrastructure available to it and a road easement at least 20 feet wide. If you leave the program after THI has started building on your site, you give up your rights to the land assignment.

If a Participant has a land assignment that he/she desires to build on, the Participant may transfer his/her land assignment, using a Collateral Assignment (see Appendix B) to THI for the term of the Lease Purchase Agreement.

THI policy, Section I.D.2
The Jemez River winding through red earth below a mesa at Santa Ana Pueblo.
The Jemez River below a mesa at Santa Ana Pueblo Photo by John Phelan, CC BY-SA 3.0

Apply for a THI home

The Homeownership Program is for Santa Ana tribal members whose household income is at or below HUD’s low-income limit for their household size.

Check what you need to apply How to apply

To ask about THI’s homes, call (505) 771-2060 or write to the office.