In U.S. News & World Report: Advocating for housing policies to further fair housing.

Promoting equitable transit-oriented development for all: In Denver, Jack Avila knew he needed to live in a transit-accessible area with a rent he could afford. 

Blog series: "Building Justice" by City Limits and our New York team on the intersection of race and housing policy.

Resource: An Investment Opportunity: A Bold New Vision for Housing Policy in the U.S. 

This report lays out Enterprise’s long-term policy platform, which offers a set of federal, state and local policy changes to address America’s growing rental housing crisis and create communities of opportunity across the country. The platform includes 23 discrete policy recommendations built around four strategies for reform:

• Ensure broad access to high-opportunity neighborhoods.
• Promote comprehensive public and private investments in low-income neighborhoods.
• Recalibrate our priorities in housing policy and target scarce subsidy dollars where they're needed most.
• Improve the overall financial stability of low-income households.

Laurel Blatchford in TIME: Hurricane Matthew will hurt African Americans and low-income people most.

The High-Cost Cities Housing Forum brings together leadership from nine of the most expensive cities in the U.S. 

Video: "Home is a place to have a good future."

A healthy community is inextricably linked to quality, affordable housing connected to opportunity. 

The effects of living in an unaffordable, poor-quality or disconnected home stretch far beyond the housing market. In the struggle to make ends meet, the most vulnerable families make the deepest cuts, spending nearly 40 percent less on food, 50 percent less on clothing and health care, and 30 percent less on insurance and retirement savings than families living in a home they can afford.