Enterprise hosted New York City faith leaders at an in-person public event highlighting development resources, shared learnings, and challenges for faith organizations.

A Common Cause: Unlocking Homekey brought nearly 200 people from across California to discuss best practices and challenges in converting underutilized buildings into housing.

The demand for community development capital is as great as it has ever been, as economic conditions create critical financing gaps that cannot be met by the conventional marketplace. Enterprise and LISC recently teamed up to analyze the landscape for CDFI investments to date, both documenting market activity and providing a clear menu of potential opportunities for investors. .

After weeks of negotiations between Congressional leadership and the White House, President Biden signed legislation on June 4 to prevent a government default. This debt limit bill, the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 (H.R.3746), establishes budget caps on discretionary spending for Fiscal Years 24 and 25, rescinds funding from COVID-19 relief legislation and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), and suspends the debt limit until January 1, 2025.

Enterprise announced that former cabinet official and national housing leader Shaun Donovan will serve as its next chief executive officer and president, effective September 1.

Enterprise Board Chair Rick Lazio and Vice Chair Phyllis Caldwell announce that former HUD secretary and national housing leader Shaun Donovan as the next CEO and president, starting September 1.

In Native communities across the country, owning a home can provide a vital foundation to improve economic and social outcomes while protecting and preserving traditional values and culture. Homeownership enables Native American cultures to thrive within a supportive environment, as it strengthens the future for Native youth, elders, and adults by building resiliency - a cornerstone of every Tribal Nation. 

Gloria Palacios worked for most of her life as a migrant farmworker picking fruits and vegetables in several states across the Southwest. Then, in 2018, Palacios took a big step to securing a long-term, affordable home – she applied to build a new house through Come Dream. Come Build.

Enterprise New York celebrated the graduation of the third cohort of Housing Career Pathways a groundbreaking program that helps ensure the affordable housing industry – a tremendous economic engine for New York City – generates quality jobs for residents living in affordable housing.