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Enterprise Community Partners Names David Rands as Chief Financial Officer
Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise), one of the nation’s largest affordable housing organizations, today announced that former Volkswagen Bank Mexico CEO and Managing Director David Rands will serve as its next chief financial officer.
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Seattle churches wanting to build affordable housing face testing times
Members of our Enterprise FBDI team, David Bowers and Jess Blanch, spoke with The Seattle Times about the housing development challenges and opportunities facing local churches.
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Enterprise Raises More than $500M to Invest in Affordable Housing
Enterprise announced today the closing of two new affordable housing funds totaling $526 million that are expected to help create or preserve more than 6,300 homes across the U.S.
Enterprise in the News
A ‘perfect storm’ of problems pushes D.C. toward full-blown housing crisis
Christine Madigan, Enterprise executive vice president for community development, spoke with the Washington Post about the challenging operating environment for affordable housing in D.C.
Enterprise in the News
America’s home affordability crisis has a solution. Lower rates isn’t it
Enterprise President and CEO Shaun Donovan spoke with CNN about the slow-growing affordable housing crisis.
Community Highlights
Changemaker of the Year: Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín
We are thrilled to honor Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín as a 2024 Changemaker at the 2024 Soiree by the Bay.
Community Highlights
AHSC Awards Bring $789 Million to 24 Integrated Developments
In August, California's Strategic Growth Council approved awards totaling $789 million to 24 distinct Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program projects throughout the state.
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Home 4 Good, an innovative housing stability program, expands to address the needs of both tenants and affordable housing operators in New York
New York City affordable housing stakeholders Enterprise Community Partners, RiseBoro Community Partnership, L+M Development Partners, HELP USA along with Maycomb Capital and Trinity Church announced the official expansion of Home 4 Good, an eviction prevention program that partners affordable housing owners with nonprofit housing placement specialists to proactively identify and assist tenants experiencing rental arrears, with a goal of improving tenant housing stability.