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Already scarce affordable housing in Ohio would wither if budget amendment passes: Mark McDermott and Kevin J. Nowak
If the Senate proposal becomes law, doubled or tripled values — and tax bills — would be standard, and there would be no basis for appeal. Properties like Maple Park Place would be in instant and severe financial trouble.
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Permanent housing development planned for young people transitioning from homelessness
FrontLine Service will operate as the lead onsite service provider, while Enterprise Community Partners and A Place 4 Me will serve as convening partners for the collaborative initiative.
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Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition asks for $17.5M of $511M federal aid, council members say double that
Of the $99.4 million budgeted for five years, about $40 million is expected to be distributed in loans and $40 million is to be spent as grants, said Mark McDermott of Enterprise Community Partners. The balance would cover the program’s administrative costs and some initial landlord costs, such as for lead testing.
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Recognizing that Housing is Infrastructure Can Lead to the Largest Federal Investment in Affordable Housing in over 30 Years
In a virtual hearing called “Building Back Better: Investing in Equitable and Affordable Housing Infrastructure,” leaders from Enterprise Community Partners, the National Low-Income Housing Coalition and PolicyLink spoke to the importance of housing as a catalyst for equity and opportunity.
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A Bipartisan Plan to Tackle Housing Insecurity
If the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act introduced is enacted affordable housing developers would be able to impact rural, tribal and high-cost communities, as well as extremely low-income and formerly homeless residents.
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Housing: A Platform for Equity
Enterprise is focused on dismantling the enduring legacy of systemic racism in housing – a legacy that has prevented generations of Atlanta’s Black and Brown families from accessing safe, affordable homes and the same kinds of opportunities to achieve upward mobility as white Atlantans in affluent neighborhoods.
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Can money from Silicon Valley save low-cost housing in South L.A.?
In the Los Angeles Times, Jacqueline Waggoner, an executive with affordable housing nonprofit Enterprise Community Partners says “Most affordable housing stock is not under tax credits or something else. It’s critical that we don’t lose what we have.”
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Opinion: Colorado leaders must enact lasting reform to prevent evictions and promote an equitable recovery
Colorado’s housing affordability crisis long preceded COVID-19 but has been illuminated and exacerbated by the pandemic.