This Southeast Preservation Academy session will provide an overview of property management models that minimize operating costs, asset management to improve the long-term financial health of SMMF properties, and eviction prevention best practices that keep residents stably housed.

This Southeast Preservation Academy session will dive into considerations in Sustainability, Resilience and Health in the Georgia and South Florida context, including climate resilience and environmental factors.

This Southeast Preservation Academy session will provide an overview of factors that may impact rehabilitation and long-term success of a preservation project, including the unique rehabilitation needs of SMMF buildings, local building and zoning regulations, and effective engagement of existing residents.

The Southeast Preservation Academy will provide an overview of how the policy landscape can impact the preservation of SMMF buildings and help provide stability for the residents who live in them, including key local, state, and national policies.

The Southeast Preservation Academy will dive more deeply into potential preservation models, providing an overview of traditional rental models, joint ventures, shared equity, and community ownership models.

In this Southeast Preservation Academy session, participants will learn strategies and tools to effectively identify, evaluate, and acquire SMMF properties based on property-, community-, and market-based considerations.

The Enterprise New York Gala is the premier event supporting Enterprise New York’s affordable housing production and preservation efforts.

In this Southeast Preservation Academy session, The Academy will provide participants with tools needed to develop a preservation business plan and sustainable strategy for their organization and portfolio.

Our 2023 FBDI Annual Summit will look at how faith-based community development has continued to grow and evolve, particularly in response to the pandemic.

The Soiree by the Bay, Enterprise Northern California’s annual fundraising event, allows our team to respond to the affordable housing crisis and enables us to work in partnership with affordable housing developers, nonprofit organizations, community advocates, and the public sector to create programmatic and policy solutions across the state.