Senior VP Marion McFadden discusses with NBC News the growing frustration in Puerto Rico over delays in disaster relief funding, which are deepening uncertainty over recovery efforts for 2017's hurricanes.

In Affordable Housing Finance, VP Andrew Jakabovics analyzes the White House's recent memo on housing finance reform and notes that it has significant potential for damaging housing opportunities for low- and moderate-income communities.

In the New York Times, Enterprise's Laurie Schoeman discusses the enormous challenges facing the hundreds of thousands of people living in government-subsidized housing at serious risk of flooding -- an increasingly urgent danger in the era of climate change.

Kaiser Permanente is investing and partnering with mission-oriented organizations like Enterprise to address a pressing issue that greatly influences people's health: quality, affordable homes.

Sean O'Hagan of the Enterprise Housing Credit Investments team talks in the Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits about the revitalization of Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, including market-rate and affordable housing, a grocery store, an educational facility, co-working office space, a restaurant and more.

Lorraine Collins, director of public policy for Enterprise's New York office, talks with public radio in Central New York about the state's new provisions to ban housing discrimination based on source of income.

Southeast Market Leader Meaghan Shannon-Vlkovic talks on Atlanta public radio about the 100 Great Ideas Atlanta campaign, which looks at the best ways to improve housing affordability in the region.

Brian Rahmer, Enterprise VP of health and housing, talks with Curbed about what we learned from our recent survey of renters and medical professionals, and how the data will drive housing and health care solutions to create healthier residents and stronger communities.

Bisnow features Mid-Atlantic VP David Bowers in its story on the launch of the Capital Region Housing Challenge, which calls on public and private sectors to invest an additional $1 billion in affordable homes by 2020.

Next City's look at how investors and communities working together on Opportunity Zones features comments from Loan Fund President Lori Chapman and mentions the Rivermont Enterprise Emergent Communities Fund, which is investing in smaller communities in the Southeast.