Enterprise joins housing, civil rights, social justice, faith-based, and immigration organizations in strongly opposing a HUD rule that would prohibit “mixed-status families”—households whose members have different citizenship and immigration statuses—from living in public and other subsidized housing.

Enterprise Community Partners will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute July 16–18 in Cleveland, Ohio.

The development will preserve 201 affordable homes for seniors across two properties.

Senate Finance Committee is forming six bipartisan taskforces to examine a total of 42 temporary tax provisions that expired, or will expire, between December 31, 2017 and December 31, 2019.

It has been a momentous legislative session for renters across Colorado. The 2019 session established greater parity and fairness for tenants in the rental housing process.

People have a natural desire to build community. Whether it’s by sharing the proverbial cup of sugar or through more organized block associations, our neighborhoods provide opportunities to develop connections with one another and get engaged in the decisions that impact everyone’s quality of life.

The development will preserve 201 affordable homes for seniors across two properties.

How can early learning centers and housing be combined into a single project? Financing can be complicated and daunting, but Enterprise experts offer guidance to both the affordable housing and early learning sectors as they expand their ability to develop these multi-use buildings to benefit their communities.

This state-of-the-art development created 36 homes for families including 24 for formerly homeless households with mental illnesses.

This beautiful new development provides 81 homes for seniors, including 16 homes set aside for disabled seniors.

Enterprise joins housing, civil rights, social justice, faith-based, and immigration organizations in strongly opposing a HUD rule that would prohibit “mixed-status families”—households whose members have different citizenship and immigration statuses—from living in public and other subsidized housing.

The ACTION Campaign (ACTION) recently updated its National and State Fact Sheets on the impact of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.

Enterprise convened a group of over 60 current and former government officials, disaster recovery and resilience experts, and fair housing advocates for a policy event Improving Disaster Recovery and Building Community Resilience. The convening highlighted the need for Congress to permanently authorize the CDBG-DR Program at HUD.

The best examples of urban design worldwide today prove that community connectivity—the ease with which residents in a community interact with one another and the quality of the spaces available for those interactions—has a major impact on the way people live.

The best examples of urban design worldwide today prove that community connectivity—the ease with which residents in a community interact with one another and the quality of the spaces available for those interactions—has a major impact on the way people live.

Enterprise applauds New York State’s commitment to protect tenants from housing discrimination based on lawful source of income (SOI).

This meaningful development created 38 homes for homeless individuals with mental illness.

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.

Commissioners seek global solutions to the high cost of housing.

Earlier this week, PadSplit announced its $4.5 million first round of funding, led by Core Innovation Capital. MetaProp and Enterprise Community Partners are excited to be investing in the round alongside Core and a broader investor syndicate.

On March 28, HUD announced charges against Facebook for violating fair housing law by encouraging, enabling, and causing housing discrimination through the company’s advertising platform.

Public housing should be funded alongside other public institutions like schools, libraries, or parks.

The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) is at a crossroads. Ensuring that the over 390,000 low-income New Yorkers who rely on NYCHA have safe homes and access to vital services is of the utmost priority.

1036 Mission Family Housing provides 83 homes for families within a 9-story building that includes community spaces, outdoor courtyards and a rooftop garden.