This report on Enterprise’s Collaborative Action grants documents the genesis and evolution of the program, shares case studies and captures lessons and recommendations.

Webinar on the paper, Building to Heal: A Framework for Holistic Community Development

The Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge launched with the goal to identify, accelerate and scale innovative housing affordability solutions.

The secondary mortgage market, including Freddie Mac, connects lenders, homebuyers, and investors in a single, efficient system that benefits homebuyers in many ways.

Enterprise Community Partners, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF), and National Housing Trust (NHT) submitted joint comments on the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD’s) proposed rulemaking on Making Admission or Placement Determinations Based on Sex in Facilities Under Community Planning and Development Housing Programs

The purpose of the Native Homeownership C&C grants program is to further each team's homeownership agenda through culture, creativity and health lens.

Joseph Kunkel from the SNC-MASS discusses Native homeownership and sustainable development practices throughout Indian Country. His work includes exemplary Indian housing projects and processes nationwide.

The Affordable Housing Resilience Training: Ready to Respond LA webinar equips affordable housing providers in Southern California with the tools and knowledge to prepare for and respond to future disasters.

This white paper identifies opportunities and barriers to bringing accessory dwelling unit (ADU) development to scale to boost affordability and diversity in housing options, especially in predominantly single-family zoned neighborhoods. Our research examines both regulatory and financial barriers to increasing “gentle density” and offers recommendations for addressing these problems.

Preserving the Affordability of Unsubsidized Small- to Medium-Scale Multifamily Housing in Southern California