In the Clarion-Ledger, Enterprise's Adrienne Norwood and Robin Wolff write about the need for Congress to pass the Rural Housing Service Reform Act.

Enterprise has successfully closed on the acquisition and financing of Edgewood 611 Apartments and three adjacent buildings on the Edgewood Commons campus in Northeast Washington, D.C.

Enterprise is bringing the Enterprise Faith-Based Development Initiative^SM (Enterprise FBDI^SM) Technical Assistance cohort program to Atlanta and South Florida. The FBDI TA cohorts are a series of no-cost training and peer learning sessions designed to help houses of worship (HOWs) understand and navigate the development process.

In Tangipahoa, St. Helena, and Livingston parishes, a local nonprofit is pursuing all housing opportunities to ensure everyone has a quality, affordable place to call home.

Enterprise has awarded $1.5 million in grants to 32 groups in rural and tribal communities from Dover, Delaware to Anahola, Hawaii.

Three grants to create low-income housing were awarded Tuesday by Enterprise Community Partners with $400,000 from the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York.

Enterprise is accepting applications for the Southeast Preservation Next Academy Cohort, a virtual training series open to anyone interested in information, guidance, and resources to preserve the unsubsidized housing stock in SMMF properties across Metro Atlanta and South Florida.

Enterprise is accepting requests for qualifications to support training and advisory services for our Preservation Next program in California, Colorado, and the Southeast.