We Can Have Nice Things
Stephanie Nakhleh, Daniel Werwath, Roger Valdez, Carlos Gemora, Johanna GilliganStephanie Nakhleh is a journalist from Los Alamos covering how policy shapes daily life. She writes about systems, housing, and local government—and what it takes to build a future that works better for more people.
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Senator Heinrich, Administrator Williams: walk Los Alamos with me
“I know you've been to Los Alamos. It's sort of an island community on top of a mesa. There's not a lot of extra space to put housing. And so, I secured language … asking NNSA to look at that and come up with potential solutions to the hous...
Frequently raised objections
It’s been a year since I started We Can Have Nice Things. Ninety-four articles! To mark the occasion, I’m doing something very on-brand: a list of Frequently Raised Objections—an FRO in place of an FAQ.
Update: How Affordable Housing Happens—A Case Study In Los Alamos
The Canyon Walk Apartments on DP Road in April 2023. Photo by author.
Property taxes, anger, and hidden incentives
Across the country, homeowners are furious about their property tax bills. A new analysis finds that the average American homeowner paid $4,427 in property taxes last year—up by 3.7%, outpacing the 2.7% rise in consumer prices.
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Stephanie Nakhleh is a journalist from Los Alamos covering how policy shapes daily life. She writes about systems, housing, and local government—and what it takes to build a future that works better for more people.
Working on housing affordability for the last couple decades in New Mexico and the Mountain West.
I work with regulations, land use, housing, and economic development for communities around New Mexico.
Interested in housing, food, and a habitable climate. Try to spend my time on the essentials.
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