Enterprise Community Development announced the first partner for its innovative Let’s Build Accelerator, which helps BIPOC and community- and faith-based developers access capital and grow capacity.

Enterprise Community Development announced the first partner for its innovative Let’s Build Accelerator (LBA) program, Durrani Development. Together they will partner on the development of a new multifamily apartment building in Washington, D.C.'s Ward 8.

Applications are open until April 14, 2023, for the second round of Thome Aging Well Program grants to help older adults age safely and securely at home.

This grant opportunity is to scale proven housing-based services and supports that enable low-income older adults living in Michigan and Maryland to age in place.

Enterprise (with its collaborator, Local Initiatives Support Coalition) is managing the development of a book of original essays that will focus on the alignment of climate change and community development.

Enterprise Community Partners and DC Green Bank announced a $12.4 million investment to install 2.2 megawatts of solar panels at four affordable housing properties owned by Enterprise Community Development,

Enterprise awarded $4 million in grants this year to scale aging-in-place initiatives with a track record of success by housing operators and public housing authorities in Maryland and Michigan.

Enterprise announces an expansion of its Faith-Based Development Initiative in Baltimore to help houses of worship convert underutilized land into affordable homes.