Ten municipalities and counties in its New York State Anti-Displacement Learning Network will begin implementing their customized strategies to address community displacement. These cities and counties taking part are Broome County, City of Buffalo, City of Elmira, City of Hudson, City of Ithaca, City of Kingston, City of Newburgh, City of Rochester, City of Syracuse, and New York City.

Launched as a public-private partnership, Project Parachute seeks to provide rental assistance, eviction prevention, and financial services during COVID-19 and beyon

Enterprise announced the appointment of Pamela Green to the Enterprise New York Advisory Board.

New York property owners contribute $4 million to a network of nonprofit partners who will work independently to help tenants across city access resources and connect to financial, workforce, and other critical services

Enterprise initiatives to ensure that the built environment promotes positive health outcomes.

Program Participants Announced for the New York State Anti-Displacement Learning Network in Partnership with Attorney General 

Enterprise works with the New York State Office of the Attorney General on Cities RISE to support the development of strategic housing programs.

Join the USVI Housing Ecosystem Development Program team to learn about the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York's (FHLBNY) Affordable Housing Program (AHP), as well as other national and local resources available to support the development of affordable housing in the territory.