Enterprise engaged in a landscape assessment of the intersection of the housing and criminal legal system in the District of Columbia to address this need for individuals with legal system involvement.

Enterprise's Equitable Path Forward (EPF) is a $3.5 billion, five-year nationwide initiative designed to help dismantle the legacy of racism in housing. Read about its foundational success in the 2022 Annual Impact Report.

Learn more about key insights from Enterprise's 2023 FBDI Summit - Faith-Based Community Development: The Evolution of a Movement.

The Denver Regional Transit-Oriented Development Fund provides financing for the acquisition of property alongside transit corridors for the preservation or development of affordable homes and community facilities in the Denver Metro Area.

The Tribal Nations team at Enterprise works diligently to create systemic opportunities and frameworks to guide the delivery and outcomes of our work to ensure homes are a place of pride, power and belonging and a pathway to upward mobility in the Tribal and Native communities we serve.

This actionable 8-point plan explores and addresses the housing needs and gaps of individuals who have been incarcerated in Cuyahoga County.

Supporting youth and families with their housing-related challenges regardless of immigration status

Our Social Return on Impact report showcases stories of impact and resilience of some of the residents of HopeWorks, a housing and jobs training development in the Pacific Northwest. Read how this uniquely innovative project, supported by impact investments from Enterprise, is helping people who once experienced homelessness regain stability.

Enterprise’s Preservation Next Academy is a series of publicly available, no-cost virtual training sessions designed to assist affordable housing developers, practitioners, and advocates with guidance to acquire, rehabilitate and preserve the affordability of homes located in unsubsidized small- to medium-multifamily (SMMF) properties, prevent displacement of residents at risk of eviction, and advocate for preservation minded policies, programs, and resources.