PROP 123
Impact Report

Southwest · Rural and mountain county · 14,306 residents

Prop 123 in Archuleta County

Since 2023, 17 Prop 123 awards have reached Archuleta County, worth about $4.6M here. That is $323 per resident, the 12th highest of Colorado's 64 counties.

$4.6M
Prop 123 dollars since 2023
92
Homes funded
59
Households served
$323
Per resident · #12 of 64

Where it is

Archuleta County in red, with the rest of the Southwest region shaded.

What the money does here

  • Build affordable rentals$1.9M

    Low-cost loans and equity for new and preserved rental homes, supportive housing and modular home factories.

  • Help families own$2.0M

    Homes for sale, down payment help, home repairs and resident-owned mobile home communities.

  • Keep people housed$81K

    Emergency rental assistance, homelessness services, youth housing and tenancy support.

  • Plan for future homes$563K

    Land banking, predevelopment and local planning so communities can build more.

8 of these awards serve several counties. Their dollars, homes and households are split evenly among those counties in the totals above.

Awards reaching Archuleta County

Largest first, at their full amount. 4 arrived in the July 2026 data.

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  • Mortgage/Downpayment Assistance in Southern Colorado (DPA)
    Down Payment Assistance (DPA) · FY25 · HomesFund · shared by 5 counties
    $3.5M
    42 homes
  • The Trails at Pagosa Springs
    LIHTC Gap · FY24 · Generation Housing Partners, LLC
    $1.9M
    50 homes
  • CEDP DPA 2025
    Down Payment Assistance (DPA) · FY26 · Community Economic Defense Project (CEDP) · shared by 7 counties
    $690K
    15 homes
  • Chris Mountain II Phase II
    Homeownership · FY25 · Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation
    $675K
    10 homes
  • Chris Mountain II, Phase I
    Homeownership · FY24 · Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation
    $550K
    10 homes
  • Affordable Housing Phase 4, Bonita Dr.
    Land Banking Grant · FY25 · Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation
    $200K
    11 homes
  • Archuleta Regional
    Local Planning Capacity (LPC) · FY24
    $200K
  • Housing Solutions for the Southwest
    Homelessness Resolution Program (HRP) · FY25 · shared by 5 counties
    $100K
    10 households
  • Housing Solutions for the Southwest
    Homelessness Resolution Program (HRP) · FY24 · shared by 5 counties
    $95K
    20 households
  • Archuleta CountyNew
    Local Planning Capacity (LPC) · FY26
    $83K
  • Volunteers of America Colorado Durango Shelter
    Homelessness Resolution Program (HRP) · FY24 · shared by 5 counties
    $75K
    68 households
  • Volunteers of America Colorado -Durango Community Shelter
    Homelessness Resolution Program (HRP) · FY25 · shared by 5 counties
    $70K
    180 households
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  • Southwest Center for Independence
    Tenancy Support Services (TSS) · FY26 · shared by 5 counties
    $54K
    15 households
  • Chris Mountain II Phase 2BNew
    Predevelopment (AHOP) · FY26 · Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation
    $30K
  • 15 Homes in 5 Years, Final Four (1)New
    Predevelopment (AHOP) · FY25 · Habitat for Humanity of Archuleta County
    $25K
  • 15 Homes in 5 Years, Final Four (2)New
    Predevelopment (AHOP) · FY25 · Habitat for Humanity of Archuleta County
    $25K
  • Housing Solutions for the Southwest
    Youth Housing Programs (YHS) · FY25 · shared by 5 counties
    $9.0K
    2 households

Local promises

These 2 local governments in Archuleta County committed to adding 35 affordable homes by the end of 2026, so they can use Prop 123 money.

  • Pagosa SpringsTown19 homes
  • Archuleta County16 homes

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