This white paper identifies opportunities and barriers to bringing accessory dwelling unit (ADU) development to scale to boost affordability and diversity in housing options, especially in predominantly single-family zoned neighborhoods. Our research examines both regulatory and financial barriers to increasing “gentle density” and offers recommendations for addressing these problems.
Now more than ever, place-based partnerships need support to secure the economic stability, resilience, and upward mobility of residents in the communities where they live and work.
Maryland legislators, the Virginia General Assembly and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser are debating, considering and proposing housing affordability budgets this...
The city of Detroit has announced a federally-funded Preservation Partnership with Enterprise and other local affordable housing non-profits. The partnership...
In summer 2019, Enterprise’s Northern California market launched the Democratizing Resilience and Disaster Recovery Initiative (DRDR) in response to catastrophic...
Interview with Susan Duren from Washington Community Reinvestment Association (WCRA). Learn more about this CDFI and their partnership with Enterprise...
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