Every year, extreme heat kills more people in the U.S. than other natural disasters combined. This year has brought little relief so far, with temperatures soaring in all corners of the country. With support from HUD’s Community Compass Funding, Enterprise Advisors, in partnership with Arcadis, developed the Extreme Heat Quick Guide to enhance the capacity of community partners to develop strategies to address extreme heat.
Off-site construction, which includes both modular and prefabricated housing, has immense potential to cut both the time and money it takes to develop housing by producing building components off-site before installing them on-site. In a new issue brief, we focus on regulatory reforms that would make it easier to leverage off-site construction and opportunities to tailor financing products to its unique needs.
Senior Programs Director Ray Demers talks with Shelterforce about Enterprise's Green Communities Criteria, its history and its use in affordable housing.
The Senate full committee has approved its Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development (THUD) Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) spending proposal. Due to the bipartisan debt limit legislation, the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 (FRA), Congressional appropriators are operating under strict budget caps.
Enterprise VP David Bowers talks with the San Antonio Express-News about expanding our Faith-Based Development Initiative to Texas.
In a Next City podcast, our Solutions Division President Jacqueline Waggoner talks about the fight to stop discriminating against housing vouchers and the burden of enforcing fair housing laws.
The Enterprise program aims to help create more than 800 affordable homes in the state.
Enterprise today announced the expansion of its precedent-setting Faith-Based Development Initiative (FBDI) to Texas, part of the national nonprofit’s goal of expanding affordable housing in partnership with houses of worship nationwide.
First published in The Baltimore Sun, Enterprise's David Bowers, vice president, and Sheila Somashekar, director of the Purple Line Corridor Coalition, urge partners across public, private and philanthropic sectors to make bold investments in affordable housing today to ensure this historic transit investment works for everyone in the decades to come.