Affordable Housing

In this virtual panel, housing providers shared three effective models of affordable housing preservation—also known as acquisition-rehab—successfully implemented in the South Bay.

In this virtual panel, affordable and sustainable housing experts discuss the findings of Decarbonizing Unsubsidized Affordable Housing: A Roadmap for Equity and Sustainability.

The Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities program has invested $4 billion in 209 catalytic developments across California in its first eight rounds of funding.

The California Affordable Housing Production Pipeline brief analyzes the developments awaiting final funding to begin construction.

This report shares opportunities and challenges for financing and executing building decarbonization retrofits for unsubsidized multifamily housing in the San Francisco Bay Area.

This brief highlights the crucial role of currently unsubsidized small to medium multifamily (SMMF) properties in Colorado’s affordable housing ecosystem, and stresses the importance of strategic, data-driven approaches in safeguarding these assets.

Enterprise's Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Summer Webinar Series, supported by funding from the California Strategic Growth Council, will cover a range of topics, including the basics, best practices around community engagement, and scoping effective active transportation infrastructure. The series will also include a webinar for rural and tribal communities.

This report captures the impact of the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program through seven rounds of funding.

Enterprise conducted an analysis of the California Affordable Housing Pipeline. This brief outlines the latest data on the Pipeline and outlines four key actions that federal and state leaders can take to unlock and scale affordable housing.

This report summarizes findings from KB Advisory Group’s Georgia Statewide Housing Needs Analysis, commissioned by Enterprise Community Partners in partnership with Georgia Advancing Communities Together and the Center for Community Progress.