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Transforming Alamosa: A Community-Led Approach to Affordable Housing
The city of Alamosa, Colorado, has one of the lowest rates for homeownership in the state for Hispanic residents. After an extensive multi-year housing needs assessment, the city is now gearing to build the homes the community needs.
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Enterprise Community Partners Honors Affordable Housing Advocates at Annual New York Gala
Enterprise Community Partners honored two longtime advocates working to build a more sustainable housing ecosystem in New York at Enterprise’s annual gala, a celebration of the people and groups championing affordable housing solutions, on November 20.
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Enterprise Community Partners Receives $65 Million Gift from MacKenzie Scott to Advance Solutions to Nation’s Housing Affordability Crisis
Enterprise Community Partners today announced a historic $65 million grant from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, marking her second major donation to the non-profit.
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Our Northern California Team on the Move
Our Northern California team spoke at conferences from the Central Valley to Pacific Grove to the Bay Area about social housing, smart design, and insurance cost and access challenges.
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Enterprise to Award Over $9 Million for Innovative Aging Well Programs
Seventeen organizations in Maryland and Michigan were awarded Thome Aging Well Innovation Grants to cultivate transformative aging in community solutions.
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Enterprise Community Partners Announces Patrick Cave as New Senior Vice President of Policy
Enterprise Community Partners announced the appointment of J. Patrick Cave as Senior Vice President of Policy, effective November 11.
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Newark Affordable Housing Project Gets Funding Boost
Two new affordable housing funds by Enterprise include an investment in New Jersey housing.
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Construction starts on 2 affordable senior housing projects in Baltimore
Enterprise Community Development broke ground on affordable senior apartment complexes in Baltimore's Irvington and Park Heights neighborhoods.