Affordable housing stock in Maryland has not kept pace with the state’s housing needs, and that state and local leaders must accelerate their efforts to provide a range of rental and for-sale housing options for Maryland’s growing number of residents. Commissioned by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (MDHCD), the report shows that, despite efforts by the state to create more affordable housing, high construction costs, barriers to development and a lack of public/private investment have led to a deficit of affordable homes in rural and urban areas alike.

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Enterprise Faith-Based Development Initiative^SM works with houses of worship to develop underutilized land into affordable homes and community facilities for low- and moderate-income families and individuals

Enterprise Community Development Celebrates Opening of $30 Million Mixed-Income, Mixed-Use Development in Jackson Ward

Enterprise Community Development and Fellowship Square Foundation celebrate the official groundbreaking of Lake Anne House, a new mid-rise building serving low-income senior residents.

Enterprise Community Development, the country’s fifth largest nonprofit affordable housing developer, is pleased to announce the recent addition of two new leaders to its senior leadership team. Ben Hyman began earlier this month as the organization’s new senior operations manager, and Nii Sowah will step into the role of vice president of Community Impact Strategies in early September.

Enterprise Community Development and Fellowship Square Foundation Announce Closing on $86 million New Lake Anne House Project

The Enterprise and Wells Fargo competition will award $12 million in grants for six innovative proposals that are the most scalable and viable to increase housing affordability solutions.