Enterprise received nearly $3 million in grants from the Wells Fargo Foundation and Trinity Church Wall Street to help faith-based organizations in New York City transform underutilized property into affordable homes.

The Department of the Interior and Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise) today unveiled a multi-year agreement for Enterprise to support affordable housing, community development and homeownership within Tribal communities.

Enterprise and the ACTION Campaign call on Congress to enact legislation to address the nationwide affordable housing challenges before the end of this Congress by expanding the reach of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (Housing Credit).

Colorado Sun reporter Tatiana Flowers talks with our state and local policy director Kinsey Hasstedt, interviews housing navigator Maricendi Jaimes, lifts up resident voices and examines the data in this news feature.

An Enterprise report, based on a new analysis from the Colorado Futures Center, makes robust data about Colorado eviction court filings available to the public for the first time.

Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise) today welcomed news from the White House that the Biden administration is advancing key housing provisions of its Housing Supply Action Plan.

In our criminal legal system, Black and Brown individuals, are overrepresented in our prisons and jails and are more likely to be policed and arrested, compared to a white person.

As President and CEO Priscilla Almodovar steps down, Enterprise's Capital Division President Lori Chatman and COO Drew Warshaw appointed interim co-CEOs as national search gets underway

Enterprise receives a $500,000 grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York.

Low-Income Housing Tax Credit investment from Enterprise will create 325 affordable homes in the Bronx.