The New York Times spotlights $25 million initiative for affordable, multifamily rental properties

Enterprise seeks to create a more inclusive industry with magnified impact led and informed by BIPOC, community- and faith-based development organizations through innovative joint venture program that offers mentorship, partnership and an initial $5M in equity

Brian McLaughlin was elected to serve as a public interest independent director.

Enterprise provided a number of recommendations to the U.S. Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office (FIO) on its future efforts relating to the insurance sector and climate-related financial risks.

Enterprise names Ayonna Blue Donald, a longtime public servant for the city of Cleveland, as its new vice president and Ohio market leader.

Emily Alvarado was named Enterprise VP and Pacific Northwest Market Leader, where she will led our work in affordable homes and equitable community development.

Enterprise and The NHP Foundation surveyed more than 100 stakeholders to explore potential affordable housing interventions.

Enterprise and Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership’s collaboration will create 45 affordable homes for purchase in Westside and Southwest areas.