Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. (Enterprise) is launching a comprehensive 12-month course to provide an overview of housing development and finance topics to 15 CLT volunteers, board members, and staff across New York State with the goal of equipping them to meaningfully participate in housing development and operations. When equipped with the tools to understand development processes, analysis of joint venture opportunities, and housing operations, CLTs will be better positioned to steward permanently affordable, resident-controlled housing.

Enterprise seeks consultants to undertake training and one-on-one technical assistance for the New York State Community Land Trust (CLT) Training Series with the support of Enterprise.

An affordable housing community for seniors in Fort Collins, Colorado, features energy, health and design innovations that reduce energy consumption, lower utility bills, and enhance resident wellness.

The naturally occurring affordable housing property, Westchester West Apartments, includes a large number of three-bedroom, or family-sized, homes.

Clayton Davis, chief executive officer of the Andrew P. Stewart Center, speaks about the group's work in Atlanta's neighborhoods.

Twelve affordable housing and community development nonprofits in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas were awarded the grants.

In a Baltimore Sun op-ed, Enterprise Community Development’s Shelynda Brown writes about the importance of BIPOC developers in community development.

Enterprise announced that former cabinet official and national housing leader Shaun Donovan will serve as its next chief executive officer and president, effective September 1.