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Enterprise Testimony on New York City’s Block by Block Housing Plan
Enterprise submitted testimony to the New York City Council on the Block by Block housing plan, with recommendations across six focus areas.
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Opinion: It’s more important than ever for Ohio to build green housing
In this Crain's Cleveland Business op-ed, Enterprise VPs Krista Egger and Ayonna Blue Donald write that as climate disasters threaten once-safe communities, resilient affordable housing is more critical than ever.
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Enterprise Community Loan Fund Lowers Impact Note Minimum Investment to $1,000, Expanding Access to Impact Investing
Enterprise Community Loan Fund, the community development financial institution lending arm of national housing nonprofit Enterprise Community Partners, has lowered the minimum investment for its Impact Note to $1,000, enabling more individual investors to align their portfolios with their values.
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Building Stronger Partnerships and Expanding Access to Capital in the U.S. Virgin Islands
Strategies for strengthening partnerships and expanding access to capital for affordable housing in the U.S. Virgin Islands were explored at a workshop hosted by Enterprise Community Partners and the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York.
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Enterprise Raises $209M with Milestone 50th Multi-Investor LIHTC Fund
Enterprise Community Partners closed its 50th multi-investor Low-Income Housing Tax Credit fund. With $209.3 million in capital commitments, Enterprise Housing Partners Fund 50 will create or preserve 1,360 affordable homes in 14 properties across 12 states
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Congress passed the most ‘significant’ housing law in decades. What’s in it?
In this Miami Herald article, Alexander Miles, our Southwest associate director of state and local policy, breaks down the provisions in the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.
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Maryland’s case for a statewide housing revolving fund
In this Maryland Matters op-ed, Zachary Marks, our head of real estate development, and Tom Coale, a government relations attorney, make the case for a statewide revolving fund that can produce housing at scale.
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Enterprise Awards $3.8 Million to Strengthen Housing-Based Supports for Older Adults
Twenty-four organizations in Maryland and Michigan will receive a total of $3.8 million to help older adults with lower incomes age safely and with dignity at home.