Narrow margins from the midterm elections combined with the importance of the looming 2024 election could provide greater opportunities for bipartisanship, particularly around housing and community development.

Enterprise’s Black Women Developers Roundtable aims to advance racial equity and economic opportunity in the real estate sector. For our first interview, we spoke with Bernell Grier, executive director of IMPACCT Brooklyn.

With Enterprise recognizing our national 40th anniversary across the country this year, the Ohio office was pleased to host a fall celebration with the support of silver sponsors PNC Bank, Fifth Third Bank and US Bank, and bronze sponsor Huntington Bank. Enterprise leadership from across the country, local staff, and partners gathered to honor Enterprise achievements over the past four decades, none of which would be possible without the support of our many public, private and nonprofit community partners.

Tonya Plummer, Enterprise's Native American housing director, spoke with us her participation in the White House Tribal Nations Summit, where the Department of Interior and Enterprise unveiled a multi-year agreement for Enterprise to support affordable housing, community development and homeownership within Tribal communities.