Together with partners and funders, Enterprise works to improve life outcomes for low-income residents through housing preservation and production, bridging the racial equity gap and increasing resources available for community development.

Some of our key programs include:

  • Bridging racial equity gaps: Works with community stakeholders in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., to strengthen housing stability, to increase economic mobility and household wealth, and to enhance educational and health outcomes
  • Access to capital: Increases public and private financial resources to make housing affordability possible at the scale needed
  • Enterprise Faith-Based Development InitiativeSM: Provides technical and financial assistance to help houses of worship leverage their land for the development of new affordable housing and community facilities
  • Purple Line Corridor Coalition: Partners with stakeholders to provide capital and policy solutions to ensure no net loss of 17,000 affordable homes along the Purple Line corridor

A Place to Call Home

We’ve helped create or preserve 79,700 affordable homes for families by leveraging nearly $6.1 billion in capital across the region. Learn more about the recent communities our team has supported.

Highland Terrace Apartments and Green Park Apartments
Enterprise Community Development was joined by city and state leaders to celebrate both a groundbreaking and ribbon cutting in Richmond, Virginia. Green Park Apartments and Highland Terrace Apartments bring over 100 affordable apartments for families and 3,010 sq. ft. of commercial space to the Highland Park Neighborhood. The $22 million development is financed through public and private investments, including housing credit equity from Enterprise Community Housing Investment.

Funder Spotlight

Wells Fargo

Support from Well Fargo is helping us teach faith-based community leaders across the Mid-Atlantic region how to turn underutilized real estate assets into affordable homes and other facilities as a means to better serve congregants and other community members.

Image
two ladies hugging
We are here for impact. Join Us.

Meet Our Team

David Bowers, vice president of Mid-Atlantic market and senior advisor of Enterprise Faith-Based Development Initiative, headshot

David Bowers

VP, Mid-Atlantic Market and Sr. Advisor, Faith-Based Development Initiative

Offices

Contact Us

Washington, D.C.

Enterprise Community Partners
10 G Street NE
Washington, DC 20002
United States

202.842.9190