NMTC investment to help create affordable homes for purchase in Atlanta

The New York Times spotlights $25 million initiative for affordable, multifamily rental properties

Enterprise seeks to create a more inclusive industry with magnified impact led and informed by BIPOC, community- and faith-based development organizations through innovative joint venture program that offers mentorship, partnership and an initial $5M in equity

Affordable housing builder Enterprise Community Development is aiming to give more minority developers an ownership stake in neighborhood real estate projects through a joint venture program announced Tuesday.

Enterprise and Morgan Stanley launched the Disaster Recovery Accelerator Fund, a $25 million initiative for affordable, multifamily rental properties.

Brian McLaughlin was elected to serve as a public interest independent director.

Enterprise provided a number of recommendations to the U.S. Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office (FIO) on its future efforts relating to the insurance sector and climate-related financial risks.

Emily Alvarado was named Enterprise VP and Pacific Northwest Market Leader, where she will led our work in affordable homes and equitable community development.