Bay Area

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.

Our Social Return on Investment report delivers affordable housing success stories from California, where more than a million very low-income renters are struggling to find homes they can afford.

Our Social Return on Investment report delivers affordable housing success stories in California, where more than a million very low-income renters are struggling to find homes they can afford.

To understand the region's capacity to meet its affordable housing goals, the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority worked in partnership with Enterprise and the area's affordable housing sector to update their database of affordable housing in predevelopment, the Bay Area Affordable Housing Pipeline.

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

This new training series will aid California tribal organizations seeking to maximize state housing funds and expand their ability to address housing needs for tribal citizens.

The Bay Area Affordable Housing Pipeline inventories affordable housing across the nine-county region that is in various stages of predevelopment.

California Preservation Academy, a series of publicly available, no-cost virtual training sessions designed to assist affordable housing developers and providers, practitioners, policymakers, and advocates.

Co-authored by Enterprise and California Housing Partnership, this report uses newly released data to assess five rounds of investment through the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities program (AHSC).

Lessons learned from recent efforts in three Bay Area jurisdictions to distill best practices for designing and implementing local acquisition-rehab preservation programs. It includes case studies that illustrate the impacts acquisition-rehab efforts have had on communities, profiles of recent financing initiatives aimed at supporting this work, and an analysis of development costs for a sample of properties recently acquired by nonprofit stewards.