Opportunity Council is celebrating the grand opening of 22 North in Bellingham, Washington!

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) released an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) at the end of August soliciting public feedback on regulatory changes to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). Enterprise’s aim for modernized CRA regulations is to ensure a consistent, transparent system that properly gives banks credit for sound community development work.

In the chaotic lead-up to November 6, there has been a lot of rhetoric casting Congressional midterm elections as a referendum on federal policy. But on Wednesday, voters made dozens of decisions about what happens outside of Washington, DC.

Join Enterprise in promoting the Native Homeownership is Possible Campaign in partnership with the South Dakota Native Homeownership Coalition.

St. Vincent De Paul Society of Lane County will provide services including computer classes, health screenings and support groups to disabled residents. In addition to being a certified green, the building is close to downtown Springfield, with excellent access to restaurants, retail, and transportation.

The project will involve the renovation of a high-rise building, originally constructed in 1965, to preserve 160 affordable units for families.

This project will create 50 affordable homes for families, including 10 of which that are set aside for the homeless.

Enterprise’s New York office is honored to share that two new members have been elected to our Advisory Board.

Enterprise has released a new report that examines how tenure rates by age, race/ethnicity, and income differ from the national trend over time, resulting in uneven distributions of owners and renters.

This community provides 65 affordable homes for mentally ill veterans and the homeless.

Wesley Housing Development Corporation of Northern Virginia celebrated the grand opening of Lewinsville Senior Residences in McLean, Virginia!