The Thome Aging Well program will award up to $4 million in its first year to scale proven housing-based services and support programs in Maryland and Michigan.

Elise Balboni is named president of Enterprise Community Loan Fund, one of the largest nonprofit community development financial institutions in the country.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib presented Enterprise with a $2 million federal funding award for the Detroit Energy Efficiency and Home Improvement Program for low-income homeowners.

Enterprise and the City of Detroit launch new, no-cost services to help reduce barriers and increase the preservation of affordable homes.

Financed by Enterprise's Preservation Equity funds, the preservation of Huntington Towers in New London, Conn., helped keep rents affordable while implementing thoughtful upgrades for 120 senior households.

Enterprise and the International WELL Building Institute award their first joint certification to Bronx, NY-based Thessalonica Court.

In an Affordable Housing Finance op-ed, Enterprise Initiatives Vice President Krista Egger discusses the challenges and opportunities to decarbonize affordable homes.

Enterprise launches a new roundtable to develop a shared policy to address challenges faced by Black women affordable housing developers in New York City