Enterprise initiated this RFQ process to secure consultants and coaches to provide support to clergy participating in Enterprise Faith-Based Development Initiative^SM (FBDI) Cohorts.

The Mid-Atlantic Climate Resilience Academy is designed specifically to help multifamily affordable housing owners, operators, and developers across Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia make their properties more resilient and reduce displacement of residents, damage to property, business interruptions, and other harmful impacts.

First published in The Baltimore Sun, Enterprise's David Bowers, vice president, and Sheila Somashekar, director of the Purple Line Corridor Coalition, urge partners across public, private and philanthropic sectors to make bold investments in affordable housing today to ensure this historic transit investment works for everyone in the decades to come.

Enterprise has initiated a Request for Proposals (RFP) process to secure a consultant to assist with two efforts in the Mid-Atlantic.

Enterprise Community Loan Fund (ECLF), the community development financial institution lending arm of national housing nonprofit Enterprise Community Partners, announced that leading impact investment firm ImpactAssets closed six new investments with ECLF’s Impact Note for a total of $11,525,000.

Ayrianne Parks, Enterprise’s senior director of policy advocacy, and other housing experts discuss the impacts of rising insurance rates on affordable housing developments, in particular government-subsidized housing for people with low and fixed incomes.

After retiring, Darlene Hamilton is ready to start college later this summer, thanks to a lot of determination and a little help from the Resident Services team at Enterprise.

Celebrating 1 million homes created since 1982, Enterprise's most recent development Legacy at Twin Rivers has turned affordable housing on its head to make it seamless with the surrounding communities and attractive to residents of various income brackets, The Baltimore Banner reports.