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New Supportive Housing Development Breaks Ground in San Francisco’s SoMa Neighborhood
This new affordable housing will be financed, in part, through a $53.3 million equity investment by Enterprise and Fannie Mae under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program.
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New affordable rental community opens in Mariposa County
A quality, affordable home means the world to Patricia Guzman and her family who just moved into Creekside Terrace, developed by Self-Help Enterprises with the support of $11.4 million in housing tax credit through Enterprise.
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Interest Rates Aren’t the Sole Driver of Sky-High Rents—It’s Basic Supply and Demand
In this Affordable Housing Financing op-ed, our President and CEO Priscilla Almodovar calls for Congress and Wall Street to take action in expanding affordable housing.
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Fourth-Generation Developers Return Home to Break Ground on Affordable Community
With financing from Enterprise, the City of New Orleans and the Louisiana Housing Corporation, New Orleans Restoration Properties will bring critically needed affordable housing to Hollygrove.
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Enterprise Makes $2.3 Million Investment in Dabar Development Partners
Enterprise has extended a $2.3 million line of credit to Dabar Development Partners to support and help grow the firm’s affordable housing development in the New York City area.
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Key Bank Investment
Enterprise Receives $20 Million Investment from Key Bank to Advance Racial Equity
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How Can California Rein in Skyrocketing Cost of Building Affordable Housing
Enterprise VP and Northern California Market Leader Heather Hood joins a KQED forum to discuss why affordable housing in California is becoming more unaffordable and strategies to bring down the price tag.
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Solving the Housing Affordability Crisis at Its Source
In this Affordable Housing Finance op-ed, our Solutions President Jacqueline Waggoner writes that the Biden housing plan is a road map for getting upstream of breakdowns in our housing system.