The Enterprise Policy Development & Research (PD&R) team today released its new white paper on Leveraging Property Owned by Faith-Based Organizations to Create Affordable Homes and Public Benefit.
In an exciting new collaboration, Enterprise and Wells Fargo have teamed up to create the Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge – a bold initiative designed to spark innovations that transform creative housing affordability ideas into real solutions.
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When the Fair Housing Act declared it illegal for private individuals to discriminate based on race in the sale or rental of housing, it was considered a major milestone in black history – the last, in fact, prior to Dr. King’s assassination.
As Community Land Trusts (CLTs) continue to gain traction across the country, Enterprise is proud to support affordable housing preservation through this innovative model of community ownership.
On February 10, the White House released a $4.8 trillion budget request that outlines spending priorities for Fiscal Year (FY) 2021. Similar to this Administration's past proposals, this budget seeks cuts to many critical housing and community development programs across agencies.
We are excited to announce the launch of Enterprise Community Development through the combination of Enterprise Homes and Community Preservation and Development Corporation (CPDC).
Enterprise is excited to announce that we have partnered with mySidewalk to create a redesigned approach to measuring opportunity and understanding communities.
Enterprise’s Mid-Atlantic Market awarded Everyone Home DC a $40,000 grant to support their work in addressing homelessness in the District of Columbia.
In 2019, Enterprise New York joined our partners to celebrate three openings and two groundbreakings for new or rehabilitated developments, representing a total of 438 more affordable homes in New York City.
The problem of homelessness in the greater Seattle area has reached a crisis level in recent years, that requires ever more creative solutions. The most recent example of innovation in partnership and financing broke ground in Seattle’s Uptown neighborhood, near Seattle Center, on publicly owned land provided at nearly no cost by the city of Seattle (a $1 per year ground lease arrangement).
Craft3 is a regional non-profit CDFI that makes loans to strengthen the economic, ecological and family resilience in Oregon and Washington. Enterprise Pacific Northwest is currently partnering with Craft3 to implement the newly established Early Learning Facilities Fund
The Keep Safe Guide was released at a New York City launch event with the coordination and collaboration of American Institute of Architects, Puerto Rico Taskforce and Design for Risk and Reconstruction Committee.
Enterprise recently awarded a Section 4 capacity-building grant to BRS to support three developments for people with low-income and vulnerable populations in Harrison County, Indiana. Harrison is a very small rural county with approximately 48,000 people and just 3,000 in its largest town.
Nine Denver nonprofits focused on affordable homes and sustainable, equitable neighborhoods have received a total of $510,000 in grants from Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
HUD released its proposed changes to the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule, which would take dramatic steps to weaken how HUD and jurisdictions nationwide fulfill their duties to uphold the Fair Housing Act.
The available housing in the Mississippi Delta is limited, aging and inefficient. A new resource kit is the first step toward a better strategy for the region.
Even with average home values at only $105,700, 44 percent of Mississippi renters are housing cost-burdened. See how Section 4 grant funding is addressing this.
A year-end tax package that includes a New Markets Tax Credit extension and expansion as well as additional Housing Credits allocations for 2017-2018 California wildfire relief advances with Fiscal Year 2020 appropriations legislation.
On Nov. 14, Enterprise joined the grand opening celebration of Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing's 173-unit Gilliam Place, a faith-based development of the Arlington Presbyterian Church, in the heart of Columbia Pike Town Center.
Listen as Laurel Blatchford talks with International WELL Building Institute President Rachel Gutter about a groundbreaking new collaboration for well-designed affordable homes connected to opportunity.
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