Unaffordable housing, growing income inequality and historical racial inequity put low- and moderate-income Californians—especially those from communities of color—at serious risk of displacement and, in some cases, homelessness.

Some of our key programs include: 

  • Improving the Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Ecosystem: brings more than 20 years of experience to help mission-driven developers meet the capital, rental subsidy and supportive services needs unique to households exiting homelessness. We also collaborate with policymakers, public agencies, advocates, and community stakeholders to craft and activate solutions designed to improve the ecosystem through preservation and the rehousing process.​ 
  • Preserving Affordable Homes: focuses on delivering technical assistance, tools, and data analysis to help developers and public agencies to acquire available small- and medium-sized multifamily properties to preserve affordability and to ensure families remain in their homes, especially in low-income communities of color.​ 
  • Creating Community Driven Solutions to Climate Change: improves racial equity and advances community resilience by increasing community-driven holistic design, capital absorption and sustainable housing. This placed-based, capacity building initiative works to ensure low-income residents and communities of color thrive in the face of economic and environmental challenges.​ 

A Place to Call Home

Our local market team has already helped create or preserve more than 49,200 affordable homes across the region, leveraging more than $5.3 billion in capital. Learn more about the recent communities our team has supported.

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Homes for Life Foundation
Enterprise congratulates Homes for Life Foundation on the recent closing on construction financing provided by Enterprise Community Loan Fund to renovate two group homes in Los Angeles County. Buchanan House and Wilson House will have 13 bedrooms serving residents with mental disabilities and individuals needing rehabilitative services, around-the-clock care and supervision.

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Beacon Landing
Enterprise joins Abode Communities, Mercy Housing, and LA Family in celebrating the grand opening of Beacon Landing, the first of five supportive housing developments as a result of the City of Los Angeles Proposition HHH Housing Challenge. Beacon Landing brings 89 supportive homes to San Pedro. Enterprise Housing Credit Investments proudly provided $4.4 million in housing credit equity.

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Normandie Apartments
Congratulations to Coalition for Responsible Community Development and Little Tokyo Service Center on the financial closing of Normandie Apartments in Los Angeles. This new development will provide 56 fully subsidized permanent supportive housing apartments to formerly unhoused people. Enterprise Housing Credit Investments is proud to have provided a $21.6 million equity investment.

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Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation is committed to improving the lives of individuals in poverty and experiencing disadvantage throughout the world. The Foundation has been a central funder of Enterprise’s work to preserve Permanent Supportive Housing in Southern California, as a proven solution to addressing homelessness, and to efficiently rehouse people with the greatest needs experiencing homelessness. The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation has helped Enterprise preserve nearly 1,000 units of Permanent Supportive Housing and improve the matching of formerly unhoused residents to available housing in the region.

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Enterprise Community Partners
700 South Flower St.
Los Angeles, CA 90017
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213.833.7988