Housing providers – landlords, property owners – vested interest in supporting the housing stability of their renters.

The Enterprise Climate Resilience Academies bring together experts, local stakeholders, and participants to identify critical vulnerabilities, offer solutions and technical assistance to improve portfolio resilience to future threats, and incorporate community resilience strategies.  

On October 18, Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy released the committee’s nine remaining Fiscal Year 2022 ppropriations bills, including proposed spending bills for HUD and Treasury.

The city of Detroit has announced a federally-funded Preservation Partnership with Enterprise and other local affordable housing non-profits. The partnership will seek to identify apartment buildings that have low rents and help them be redeveloped in a way that preserves the affordability and prevents displacement. Evelyn Zwiebach, Enterprise Detroit Director for State and Local Policy, urges all Presidential candidates to commit to robust federal funding for critical affordable housing programs.

Now more than ever, hope counts as the world contends with the distress and disruption wrought by the pandemic.