What’s Possible: Investing Now for Prosperous, Sustainable Neighborhoods, essays from Enterprise, LISC, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and other industry leaders, navigates the intertwined challenges of climate, housing, and infrastructure and advocates for a cross-sector approach to meet the climate crisis head-on.

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.

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 paper provides an overview of the history, operation, and current debates around the Housing Choice Voucher program, the federal government's largest form of rental assistance.

The Stafford Act is the primary guidance that helps establish the objectives of FEMA concerning preparedness and disaster recovery, sets the bounds and guardrails of its programs, and establishes the legal authority and process for the Federal government to aid States and Tribes during major disasters and emergencies.

In Preparing Receiving Communities for Climate Migrations, Enterprise outlines steps policymakers at the federal, state and local level can take to help receiving communities address the impacts of climate migrations.

The "Georgia Statewide Housing Needs Analysis" quantifies the housing need in state over the next decade and calculates the billions of dollars in added value, local income, local taxes, and local jobs that would be generated if Georgia met this housing need. The report also identifies opportunities for additional investment in 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.

Enterprise Southeast outlines state and local policy priorities to support families in Georgia.

Explore the potential positive outcomes of allowing low-density multifamily (LDMF) development in areas previously reserved for single-family development, as well as prominent regulatory and financing challenges to creating LDMF housing.