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Construction starts on 2 affordable senior housing projects in Baltimore
Enterprise Community Development broke ground on affordable senior apartment complexes in Baltimore's Irvington and Park Heights neighborhoods.
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Newark Affordable Housing Project Gets Funding Boost
Two new affordable housing funds by Enterprise include an investment in New Jersey housing.
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Enterprise Expands its Affordable Housing Footprint in Baltimore and Celebrates Groundbreaking of 143 Affordable Senior Apartments with City and State Leaders
Enterprise was joined by city and state leaders today to celebrate the groundbreakings of Greens at Irvington Mews II and Park Heights Place, located in Baltimore’s Irvington and Park Heights Neighborhoods.
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El Centro de la Raza Building the Beloved Community in Seattle
El Centro de la Raza uses Section 4 funding to deepen its impact on Seattle's Latino community.
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Early Learning Health and Safety Renovation Grants Announced
$7.6 million was awarded to 17 organizations in 10 Washington counties.
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Emerging Investment Frameworks Fuel Transformative Impact
In an excerpt from the book "What's Possible," Anna Smukowski, senior director of Enterprise Community Loan Fund, stresses the necessity of integrating climate action with community development in GreenMoney Journal.
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A Bold New Way in Los Angeles County: Yes on Measure A
Los Angeles County needs a permanent and dedicated source of funding for affordable housing to combat homelessness – and Measure A is our best opportunity.
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Enterprise Joins Predevelopment Team for Resurrection Sandtown Project Led by Ames Shalom Community, Inc. and Dwyer Workforce Development
Ames Shalom Community, Inc. and Dwyer Workforce Development have announced the selection of Seawall Development, Blank Slate, and Enterprise Community Development to collaborate in the role of lead development partners in the predevelopment phase of the Resurrection Sandtown project.