Blog Post
Aug09
To Create Communities Where Everyone Can Thrive, We Must Confront Racism & Hate
There is nothing easy about confronting bias in ourselves and hate in the world – but this is essential to bring opportunity home for everyone. As leaders, we are responsible for challenging hate and intolerance to create communities where everyone can thrive.
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Enterprise in the News
Sep13
Seattle Met's report on a city council resolution to direct officials to evaluate surplus property’s potential for affordable housing and other public uses notes that a bill sponsor cited Enterprise's study on using public parcels for public benefit.
Blog Post
Sep11
Protocols, Preparation and Mitigation are Key to Disaster Recovery and Resilience
How can housing owners, operators and investors cope with the consequences of wildfires, hurricanes and other natural disasters?
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Blog Post
Sep07
Enterprise Advisors: A Catalyst for Community Success
On Episode 7 of Building Blocks, Laurel Blatchford, President of Enterprise Community Partners, and Patrick Jordan, Vice President of Enterprise Advisors, discuss the incredible growth of our technical assistance and consulting work through initiatives like disaster recovery and resilience, the National Resource Network, and, most recently, Opportunity Zones.
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Enterprise in the News
Sep04
In Affordable Housing Finance, Senior Program Director Stephany De Scisciolo describes how Enterprise's Health Action Plan framework helps affordable housing developments improve the health of their residents.
Blog Post
Aug23
August Top 5: Disaster Resilience
This month, in the midst of hurricane season and record-breaking wildfires, we are focusing on Enterprise's disaster recovery and rebuilding work.
Enterprise in the News
Aug22
Next City's latest article on Opportunity Zones examines whether this tax incentive will produce inclusive growth in distressed communities without clear federal guidelines, quoting Enterprise's Rachel Reilly on the importance of transparency and reporting requirements.
Blog Post
Aug21
Denver Adds Source of Income Protection to Anti-Discrimination Ordinance
On August 6, the Denver City Council voted to include source of income (SOI) protection to the city’s anti-discrimination ordinance, which adds income protection to other existing protections, such as those based on race, religion, sexual orientation and military status.
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Enterprise in the News
Aug19
Enterprise's Andrew Jakabovics is a key voice in Bisnow's story about why it has become so difficult to build affordable workforce homes at a time when demand for them -- and the number of cost-burdened renters -- has grown rapidly.
Enterprise in the News
Aug13
PlanPhilly's look at preparing multifamily housing for extreme weather -- including excessive heat -- quotes Enterprise's Shelby O'Neill and highlights our guide, Ready to Respond: Strategies for Multifamily Building Resilience.
Enterprise in the News
Aug07
On the Power Station Podcast, Public Policy VP Marion McFadden discusses Puerto Rico’s hurricane recovery, including the federal government's role, permanently authorizing federal disaster recovery, and mitigation.
Enterprise in the News
Aug05
I-95 Business reports on Union Collective in Baltimore, a modern-day manufacturing center featuring artisan business and made possible in large part through funding from Enterprise Community Loan Fund.
News Release
Aug03
Grant Applications for Harvey Recovery Reopen, First Awards Announced
Thanks to generous gifts from the Center for Disaster Philanthropy and The Meadows Foundation, nonprofits providing critical home repairs and other housing assistance to Texas families affected by Harvey have another chance to apply for grants to support their work.
Enterprise in the News
Aug01
Impact Alpha's article on real estate investing in Opportunity Zones quotes Enterprise Director of Impact Investing Rachel Reilly and highlights Opportunity360, our comprehensive approach to identifying pathways to greater opportunities.
Enterprise in the News
Jul31
Senior Program Director Sara Haas discusses naturally occurring affordable housing in metropolitan Atlanta with The Saporta Report, including Enterprise's recent study on how to preserve the region's stock of these homes.