Today, we published a new framework for principles and practices that can be a starting point for owners and operators interested in minimizing displacement of residents – while also being mindful of their bottom lines.

The lasting impacts of segregation and redlining continue to play a significant role in limiting access to decent, safe, and affordable residential housing and homeownership in Black communities.

A recent Enterprise analysis found that while foreclosure risk overall declined from September 2020 to November 2022, gaps remained between white homeowners and homeowners of color who reported being behind on their mortgage payments and likely to lose their homes. That persistent gap indicates government interventions during the pandemic did little to shrink systemic inequities in housing stability for households of color.

Research reveals that 395 affordable housing developments are in various predevelopment stages but $7.6 billion in public financing is needed to move the 32,944 affordable homes forward.

Enterprise Community Partners and the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York invite housing providers in the U.S. Virgin Islands to apply to participate in the 2023 Housing Ecosystem Grant Program.

Forty-two organizations have been selected to advance to the second round of the 2023 Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge.