Neighborhood Investment

The Enterprise Capital Continuum illustrates how philanthropic and investment capital can work together — across grants, debt, equity, and tax credits — to advance affordable housing and community development while aligning with impact and return goals.

In this virtual panel, Enterprise staff highlighted person and property-centered efforts and opportunities that are being considered and leveraged in support of resident safety, and engagement building security and strong financial portfolios.

This issue brief reviews opportunities to scale affordable housing innovations, including regulatory reforms designed to facilitate the development of some forms of LDMF housing and recent lending products tailored to financing LDMF development.

This report details the impact Oxford Mills, a mixed-use development in Philadelphia funded by Enterprise's New Markets Tax Credit, has brought to the surrounding community since it opened in 2014.

Discover the impact of our programs and services on communities across the Mid-Atlantic region in 2024 to enhance the quality of life for more than 23,000 residents.

Many properties are reaching the end of the 15-year Low-Income Housing Tax Credit compliance period and are eligible for sale to their sponsors. Year 10 in the life of a tax credit deal is an ideal time to begin planning and taking action.

This playlist of educational videos is intended for houses of worship interested in transforming underutilized land into affordable housing and/or community facilities.

Nine neighborhoods across seven states are part of the $180 million Fifth Third Neighborhood Program.

We invest in change all over the country. See the breadth of our impact with investments, loans, grants and advisory support in communities across the U.S.

Enterprise has put together a two-part training focused on leading a successful Year-15 transition, and encourages owners of NYC LIHTC projects in Years 10-15 of their compliance periods to attend the two-course training session.