CPDC resident volunteers will hold holiday events in seven affordable housing communities that will hand out toys, books and other goodies to nearly 200 youth.
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.
Today the Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) at Harvard University released the State of the Nation’s Housing 2019, its annual assessment of the housing market, demographic trends and the housing challenges faced by U.S. households.
CPDC, in partnership with Community Housing Inc., received two $700,000 grants to revitalize both the Brookland Park Apartments in Richmond, Virginia and New Lake Anne House in Fairfax County.
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.
Each April, volunteers and service members around the county are honored and recognized as part of National Volunteer Month. As April comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on the many accomplishments and honors received by CPDC volunteers over the past month.
WASHINGTON, DC (April 22, 2019) – Residents of 12 affordable housing communities in the District of Columbia owned by Community Development and Preservation Corporation (CPDC) are going green.
TD Bank, through the TD Charitable Foundation, recently awarded CPDC $125,000 through the “Housing for Everyone” grant competition. The award will fund high-quality resident services at the Randle Hill community in Southeast.
As Atlanta's affordability challenges grow, robust public-private action is needed for the city to retain its vibrancy and combat the displacement of its lower-income residents.
Enterprise's commitment to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit -- including creating and preserving 154,000 affordable homes over the last 30 years -- has led us to create a distinct entity focused on the Housing Credit that will enhance our ability to meet the needs of our investor and developer partners.
Today the Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) at Harvard University released the State of the Nation’s Housing 2018, its annual assessment of the housing market, demographic trends and the housing challenges faced by U.S. households.
A new Enterprise white paper highlights proven strategies for boosting the supply of affordable housing and reducing costs. It draws on the successes of some of the country’s most expensive areas to offer guidance to communities working to address the scarcity of affordable homes and the rising cost of development.
Introducing a new resource for tax-exempt hospitals looking for guidance on housing-related activities that they can report as community benefit to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Housing and Community Benefit: What Counts?
For over 20 years, the HOME Investment Partnerships program (HOME) has played a critical role providing affordable housing opportunities to seniors, people with disabilities, low-income families with children, veterans, and people experiencing homelessness.
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