Enterprise in the News
Jan15
In Fast Company, VP Rich Gross discusses Enterprise's new partnership with Kaiser Permanente, which is making multi-million-dollar investments in affordable housing as a way to improve resident and community health.
Enterprise in the News
Jan15
President Laurel Blatchford tells Multi-Housing News how the federal government shutdown is putting at risk the millions of people who benefit from programs -- especially at HUD and USDA -- that provide housing assistance to low-income families.
Blog Post
Jan15
Enterprise and Kaiser Permanente Announce New Funds
The Housing for Health Fund is a partnership with Kaiser Permanente – which invested $15 million and will match up to $35 million in additional funds to be raised by Enterprise.
Enterprise in the News
Jan11
Undesign the Redline is on display as New Orleans weighs the future of the city’s housing mix. The Times-Picayune takes a tour of the exhibit with John Sullivan, Enterprise's Gulf Coast policy director.
Enterprise in the News
Jan02
In Multi-Housing News, former CEO Terri Ludwig and Tyler Norris of the Well Being Trust explain why there can be no good health without good housing -- and how the housing and health-care sectors can partner to provide the most vulnerable access to a stable, healthy foundation in life.
Enterprise in the News
Dec13
The Washington City Paper reports on the 1800-square-foot makerspace at CPDC's Oxon Run property in DC, offering residents and community members access to sewing classes, computers and 3D printers, and industrial machinery like a laser cutter.
News Release
Dec12
Laurel Blatchford Statement on Opportunity Zones Executive Order
Her statement recognizes the Administration's commitment to measuring the effectiveness of Opportunity Zones, as data is crucial to evaluating whether this tax incentive creates equitable and inclusive growth.
Enterprise in the News
Dec10
The Daily Record (MD) reports that Enterprise Homes and Baltimore's housing authority have finalized financing to renovate but keep affordable the 75 apartments at Heritage Crossing, a community in West Baltimore, through HUD's Rental Assistance Demonstration program.
Blog Post
Dec03
The Regional Affordable and Fair Housing Roundtable Convenes Full-Day Summit
The event brought together nearly 400 stakeholders from affordable housing, fair housing, disability rights, community development, education, faith-based, and for-and nonprofit organizations.
News Release
Nov29
Baltimore Leaders Celebrate Opening of Metro Heights at Mondawmin
Mayor Pugh, DHCD Secretary Holt and other local leaders celebrated a new development from Enterprise Homes that provides 70 well-designed apartment homes built to LEED Silver standards and located across from Mondawmin transit hub in West Baltimore.
Blog Post
Nov27
Combating Climate Change with Resilient Energy Solutions
At Enterprise, we are addressing the rising occurrence of disasters by promoting climate-resilient communities across the country. We're exploring the inclusion of a Net Zero Energy (NZE) target — one in which the total amount of energy used in a building is equal to the amount of renewable energy the building produces generally through solar or geothermal — in the Enterprise Green Communities Criteria for buildings certified under the Criteria starting in 2020.
Enterprise in the News
Nov26
New York Market leader Judi Kende is a co-author of a New York Daily News op-ed calling on the state legislature to take action to protect rent laws covering more than 1 million apartments, before they expire this coming June.
Enterprise in the News
Nov16
Enterprise VP and Denver Market Leader Jennie Rodgers gives Denverite a tour of the Undesign the Redline exhibit, noting that understanding the legacy of past housing segregation policies is inspiring conversations about what to do going forward.
Enterprise in the News
Nov13
Mid-Atlantic Market Leader David Bowers talks with the Washington Post about how the arrival of Amazon HQ2 might affect the region's efforts to produce more affordable housing.
News Release
Nov13
New Coalition Calls for Crucial Reforms to NY State Rent Laws
In New York, a first-of-its-kind coalition of housing advocates, for-profit and non-profit developers, tenant advocates and labor union stakeholders have agreed on proposals to reform the state’s rent laws, which impact 2.5 million residents of rent-stabilized housing but will expire in June.
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