While the One Big Beautiful Bill Act contains many provisions we oppose, there are meaningful wins that will support the development of affordable housing and direct critical investments to underserved communities. These include the largest expansion of the Housing Credit since 2000 and the permanent extension of the NMTC after years of short-term renewals and expirations.

Enterprise CEO and President Shaun Donovan and Ohio Republican State Senator Michele Reynolds met in Cleveland to discuss key drivers behind the country’s housing crisis as well as practical solutions that transcend partisan divides. The key: building a bipartisan movement with leaders at every level committed to taking bold, innovative action.

CHN and Enterprise's 40-year partnership, which has created or preserved more than 3,500 affordable homes across Ohio, now brings 30 new single-family affordable homes to Cleveland as part of an innovative Lease Purchase Progrm that creates critical new homeownership opportunities.

Members of nine tribes from across California recently gathered at a site where 30 homes will be built. The future homes will be part of a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) development owned by the Tuolumne Economic Development Authority (TEDA), a federally chartered tribal corporation governed by the Tuolumne Me-Wuk Tribe.