Enterprise has closed on financing for Edgewood Commons V, consisting of nearly 800 affordable homes and part of the larger Edgewood Commons campus located in Northeast Washington, D.C.

At the end of the first year, Enterprise's Aging Well Program grantees share key strategies for organizations serving older adults aging in place.

Enterprise has closed on the financing for the development of 76 new affordable apartments, Park Montgomery West, and the renovation of the 141-unit Park Montgomery Apartments, an existing apartment community located at 8860 Piney Branch Road in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Enterprise and Church of God in Christ Community Economical Development Corporation (COGIC CEDC) announced a new collaboration to train 200 COGIC congregations in faith-based community development.

In this 14-minute QuickCast with LeadingAge, our own Claire Louis summarizes key takeaways from year one of the Thome Aging Well Program.

Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recognized Enterprise, through its community development arm Enterprise Community Development (ECD), for committing to reduce portfolio-wide greenhouse gas emissions by more than 50% within 10 years and to work with DOE to share success. As a partner in DOE’s Better Climate Challenge, Enterprise Community Development joins more than 50 organizations across the U.S. that are driving real-world action toward a low-carbon future.

Enterprise is excited to announce a call for letters of intent (LOI) for the development and implementation of innovations to foster healthy and joyful aging in community. Innovation awards will be between $300,000 and $1,000,000.

Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise) is seeking an agency of record to tell the Enterprise story and advance our work through the media, public speaking engagements, and other public-facing opportunities.