Addressing persistent health disparities will require intentional partnerships between the community development field and the health care sector.

The 12-story building will be located at 1080 Washington Avenue in the Morrisania neighborhood of the Bronx on church land that has been owned by UMCS since 1890.

With support from JPMorgan Chase, Enterprise is developing Democratizing Resilience Planning and Disaster Recovery to advance inclusive community-driven decision-making.

In Cleveland, Enterprise has worked hard using the Enterprise Rose Fellowship and the Institute, among other powerful tools, to make sure that well-designed affordable homes have ripple effects throughout the community.

On June 26, Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) reintroduced the Fair Housing Improvement Act of 2019 to protect veterans and low-income families from housing discrimination.

Featuring more than 1,400 real estate and community development professionals from Richmond to Baltimore, the event’s theme was “Holding Ourselves Accountable: Bold Housing Solutions for Every Sector & Every Jurisdiction.”

In high-pressure real estate markets such as Seattle and King County, early learning facilities are often squeezed out, not only exacerbating the crisis, but also causing disruption to what should be a stabilizing presence in the lives of families and for our neighborhoods.

Rethinking the way we develop early childhood learning centers requires creative partnerships and new flexible funding sources.

Furthering our Home and Hope goals beyond Washington, Enterprise is having conversations to bring together affordable housing providers and early learning providers, along with government and philanthropic organizations, in Oregon.

Today the Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) at Harvard University released the State of the Nation’s Housing 2019, its annual assessment of the housing market, demographic trends and the housing challenges faced by U.S. households.

On June 21, the Strategic Growth Council approved awards totaling $402 million to 25 Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program developments throughout California. Enterprise is a statewide technical assistance provider and worked with 20 of the 25 successful applications.

There is a long history of collaboration between the New York City Housing Authority and community-based organizations (CBOs) to expand and improve the services available to public housing residents.

On June 18, the House Ways and Means Committee marked-up and passed four bills, including H.R. 3301, The Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2019, which would extend the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) through the end of 2020.

It has been a busy and exciting 2019 for Enterprise’s policy work in Chicago.

Rose Gardens Senior Apartments in North Las Vegas, Nevada, was named the winner of the Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards for public housing.

We’re excited to share that Rose Gardens Senior Apartments in North Las Vegas, Nevada, was named the winner of the Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards for public housing.

This newly constructed development will provide 53 homes for families in the heart of Atlanta’s Westside.

Enterprise wants to congratulate BRIDGE Housing Corporation on the financial closing of Coronado Springs Cottages in Seattle, Washington! This development will preserve 148 homes for families.

Elevated Chicago used the opportunity to center racial equity and equitable transit-oriented development (eTOD) through Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot new administration's priorities.

Enterprise Community Partners’ Policy Development and Research team hosted a convening on local data¬driven approaches to addressing affordable housing needs.

The ACTION Campaign (ACTION), which Enterprise co-chairs, released new fact sheets that demonstrate the impact of multifamily housing bonds (Housing Bonds) with the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (Housing Credit), as well as the projected additional affordable homes from establishing a minimum 4 percent Housing Credit rate at the national scale and for the top 12 states that would benefit.

Latinos lack access to affordable housing. But policies and practices are emerging to create affordable housing and keep renters in their homes, which can boost Latino health equity.

On May 30, 2019, Enterprise submitted comments to the Treasury in response to the Request for Information (RFI) on Data Collection and Tracking for Qualified Opportunity Zones.

This partnership with Community Housing Development Corporation is the first income averaging development in Minnesota.

On May 22, HUD announced a forthcoming proposed rule that would roll back protections for transgender people experiencing homelessness by allowing federally-funded homeless shelters whose facilities are segregated by sex (such as bathrooms and sleeping quarters) to establish an admission policy that considers an individual’s sex and a range of other factors.