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Enterprise Community Partners Names Ayonna Blue Donald as Vice President of Midwest Market
Enterprise Community Partners, one of the nation’s largest affordable housing nonprofits, announced the appointment of Ayonna Blue Donald as Vice President of the Midwest Market.
Community Highlights
Clearing the Air
Bay Area affordable housing developers are replacing gas appliances with electric to provide cleaner, healthier homes for their residents while keeping homes affordable for the long term.
Community Highlights
Colorado’s 2026 Legislative Outcomes on Housing Stability
Budget pressures may have set the tone for Colorado's 2026 session, but advocates still found room to advance protections particularly for mobile homeowners and people experiencing homelessness.
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Colorado Legislature Wrestles with Shortfall, Passes Budget
For the second year in a row, Colorado’s legislative session was dominated by a gaping state budget shortfall, putting affordable housing funding at risk.
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Florida’s 2026 Legislative Session Wrap-Up
Florida's 2026 legislative session delivered meaningful wins for housing. Enterprise engaged in coalition advocacy throughout the session to advance policies that expand housing supply.
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Life on the Grid: How Affordable Housing Can Overcome America’s Aging Energy Infrastructure
America’s aging electric grid is moving to the center of affordable housing underwriting. “Energy really has become a central affordability issue,” Enterprise VP of Building Resilient Futures Krista Egger told Tax Credit Advisor.
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Rent collections are down in New York — and no one's sure why
Patrick Boyle, Enterprise's New York senior director of policy and communications, told Politico that even a seemingly modest dip in rent collections hits hard given the razor-thin margins of affordable housing.
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Six Cleveland churches get help to build affordable housing
Enterprise Community Partners is giving $50,000 pre-development grants to six East Side churches working on mixed-income housing, reentry housing and other projects.