Access to quality affordable housing, services, and childcare is vital to building and maintaining strong communities, and our Pacific Northwest team works with the Washington State Department of Commerce to extend our programmatic reach.
Join us for the launch of Home4Good, with remarks by its founders-RiseBoro Community Partnership, Enterprise, L+M Development Partners, Macomb Capital and Help USA and a broader panel discussion of the rental arrears challenges facing affordable housing landlords and tenants in NYC.
David Bowers, vp at Enterprise, talks with The Economist about the YGIBY movement.
Enterprise hosted the Housing Our Community event, bringing together the 2024 grant recipients of U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) Housing Ecosystem Development Grants Program to share their innovative projects, exchange ideas, and discuss challenges and lessons learned.
Enterprise Community Loan Fund (ECLF), the community development financial institution lending arm of national housing nonprofit Enterprise Community Partners, announced that leading impact investment firm ImpactAssets closed six new investments with ECLF’s Impact Note for a total of $11,525,000.
A new study commissioned by Enterprise shows voucher holders in New Orleans continue to face discrimination, highlighting the need for source of income protections in the city.
Shaun Donovan reflects on his first year at the helm of Enterprise Community Partners and the nationwide surge of momentum driving the creation of a powerful new movement for affordable housing.
Close to 300 people gathered in Boise for the National Tribal Housing Ecosystem Summit. The event, the first of its kind, brought together Tribal, government, finance, and community leaders from across the country to inspire new ideas, partnerships, and investment opportunities to support Tribal housing development, homeownership, and economic and workforce development.
Portfolio Trends Analysis provides information on our asset management, drawing from our year-end 2022 + 3Q 2023 financials, and reviews and analyzes key trends.
This report discusses how four PHAs in New York proactively responded to challenges presented by Superstorm Sandy and took action through the State of New York Office of Resilient Homes and Communities Public Housing Resiliency Pilot Project (PHRPP) and HUD’s National Disaster Resilience Competition (NDRC) to fortify their properties in the face of a changing climate.