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A new initiative created to convene state leaders and accelerate housing supply…
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Enterprise announces its inaugural Land Use Network cohort, marking the first phase of a three-year effort to support up to 15 cities and counties nationwide.
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Enterprise Community Development joined city and state leaders, community partners and residents to celebrate the grand opening of the newly renovated Park Heights Place in Baltimore City.
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A former military facility in Yakima, Washington — declared surplus in 2014 — is now Chuck Austin Place: 41 affordable homes serving veterans who have experienced homelessness along with on-site health clinics and behavioral health services.
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A new initiative created to convene state leaders and accelerate housing supply strategies
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Enterprise Community Development joined city and state leaders, community partners and residents to celebrate the grand opening of the newly renovated Park Heights Place in Baltimore City.
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Baltimore's WMAR captures the celebration of the renovated Park Heights Place, affordable housing for seniors.
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Enterprise announced the appointment of Neill Coleman as its first Chief External Affairs Officer (CEAO).
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California has made significant investments over the past decade in programs that are keeping Californians housed and building critical affordable homes.
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To take on real estate development for the first time, two Tacoma, Washington churches have tapped into the Enterprise Faith-Based Development InitiativeSM , in which Enterprise provides training, tools, and technical assistance to support the development of affordable homes on church property.
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Our Rocky Mountain Market VP Jennie Rodgers sat down with KHOL to discuss the critical role housing preservation plays in keeping mountain towns like Jackson, Wyoming, affordable.
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Enterprise announces Kim Darga as Vice President and New York Market Leader. Darga brings almost two decades of experience to Enterprise in preserving and developing affordable homes, as well as a strong commitment to New York’s economic and community development.
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A new Enterprise report finds that affordable apartments in New York City sit vacant for a median of 439 days between construction completion and resident move-in, with some units taking more than two years to lease up.
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Updated Enterprise Green Communities Criteria focus on extreme heat, wildfire, flooding and power outages, treating climate risk as a core housing responsibility.
