Enterprise was founded on the principle that an affordable home is essential to a good life. Forty years later, as rents continue to rise and affordability is threatened across the country, Enterprise remains committed to creating and preserving the affordable homes our communities rely on.
The House Financial Services Committee held a hearing focused on the degree to which Federal disaster recovery resources are meeting the unique needs and challenges of vulnerable populations in the wake of natural disasters.
New Enterprise research explores the potential positive outcomes of allowing low-density multifamily (LDMF) housing in areas previously reserved for single-family development, as well as prominent regulatory and financing challenges to creating LDMF housing.
Adams County’s Community Safety and Well-Being Department asked Enterprise and partners to present When Zip Codes Doesn't Matter, which shows connections between race, residential segregation, homeownership and public safety.
Enterprise recently closed three Denver Regional Transit-Oriented Development Fund deals, which brings its total investments to $50 million and 2,100 homes.