Rather than defining gentrification by a standard set of metrics, researchers routinely develop their own conditions for classifying places as gentrified.
New legislation introduced by Senators Sanders (I-VT), Merkley (D-OR) and Warren (D-MA), and Representative Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY-14) aims to decarbonize public housing, fund resiliency grants.
Enterprise, in collaboration with the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development, recently wrapped up the two-year pilot Landlord Ambassadors Program
Enterprise released the latest in its quarterly report on Housing Tenure Trends, which examines patterns of owning and renting nationally and among subsets of U.S. households by age, race and income.
Enterprise VP and Pacific Northwest Market Leader M.A. Leonard recently moderated a Housing Washington panel on Emerging Philanthropic Trends in Affordable Housing and spoke at Chicago Title’s Fall Symposium Access on the Home & Hope Initiative.
Matthew Littell, co-founding principal of Utile, Inc., talks with Carrie Niemy about mastering the balance of public and private space in affordable housing design.
Sharon Lee, a Seattle-based developer and executive director of the Low Income Housing Institute, talks with Carrie Niemy about the power of first impressions in affordable housing design.
HopeWorks Station II, a partnership between Housing Hope and HopeWorks, is a groundbreaking new development that brings jobs, job training and housing near Everett Station in Washington.
Enterprise's Pacific Northwest market, Craft3 and Washington Community Reinvestment Association (WCRA) are launching an Early Learning Facilities Fund to support facility predevelopment, to create and develop early learning centers and to update facilities and equipment.
Seattle became the first city under a 2018 state law to transfer surplussed publicly owned lands for the development of affordable homes and allotted $5 million to support community-originated projects through its Equitable Development Initiative.
Ten years ago, a public-private partnership made up of Enterprise, the Los Angeles Housing + Community Investment Department and a multi-bank coalition responded to the need for flexible capital in a tightening market.
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David Rowe, executive vice president of CAMBA Housing Ventures, talks with Carrie Niemy about the wider impacts of every aspect of affordable housing design.
Kyle Rawlins, co-founder and director of real estate development at Designing Justice + Designing Spaces, talks with Carrie Niemy about innovation in the affordable housing industry.
The U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing & Urban Development, and Related Agencies held an oversight hearing on the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery program. The hearing primarily focused on the pace at which HUD has been deploying funds to grantees, and the delays that many communities are facing in receiving their appropriated dollars.
Enterprise has submitted comments on New Orleans' 2019 Housing Opportunity Study, encouraging the city to view potential changes to zoning ordinances through a racial equity lens.
Read about a Native tribal member's homeownership journey and how the first Native American Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) project in the country promoted economic sustainability on the Pine Ridge reservation.
Colonia Unidad brings much needed affordable housing to Woodburn, Oregon, which includes 44 new apartments along with 12 rehabilitated units at the existing Esperanza Court.
The Enterprise Culture and Creativity team is a four-person dynamo team, working to integrate culture and creativity as core tools within the community development eco-system.
Building Blocks: Connecting People, Places and Policy features thought-provoking conversations about the current issues, trends, ideas and big questions facing the affordable housing and community development fields in the United States.
Many rural residents experience challenges of housing affordability. H.R. 3620, the Strategy and Investment in Rural Housing Preservation Act of 2019, could help to provide affordable multifamily housing in a time when preservation is key.
On September 19, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved legislation on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, Agriculture-FDA, and Financial Services General Government.
We're excited to announce a Request for Applications (RFA) for the New York State Anti-Displacement Learning Network, a collaboration between Enterprise and the New York State Office of Attorney General.
HUD has published the requirements for its Community Development Block Grant–Mitigation Program for the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) .The notice allocates $744,188,000 in mitigation funding, and details specific guidelines for the USVI.
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