Centering Healing, Serving Community: Lessons Learned from Health Action Planning in Chicago

Read about the success of the Equitable Path Forward Initiative, a $3.5 billion, five-year nationwide initiative designed to help dismantle the legacy of racism in housing, in the 2023 Annual Impact Report.

Our Social Return on Impact report showcases stories of impact and resilience of some of the residents of HopeWorks, a housing and jobs training development in the Pacific Northwest. Read how this uniquely innovative project, supported by impact investments from Enterprise, is helping people who once experienced homelessness regain stability.

This brief details how the right of first refusal works, including properties subject to the new law, local government flexibility, and timelines and requirements.

Housing providers from coast to coast must plan, strategize, and innovate in the face of increasing climate threats. We brought together a dynamic panel to explore the challenges facing our sector and highlight resources and solutions to protect residents, homes, and communities.

Enterprise Community Partners Rural Communities team provides technical assistance to affordable housing developers and owners interested in taking ownership and preserving rural multifamily properties with Section 515 USDA loans and Section 521 rental assistance.

In this issue brief, Enterprise explores the housing needs of TAY and the barriers they face in accessing services and examines efforts to connect youth to the housing bundle through cross-sector partnerships. A case study of one such collaboration in Oakland, California’s Alameda County is included.

Administration and Congress Spending Proposals for Fiscal Year 2025.

“Making it Happen” is a series of issue briefs that explore recent successes in scaling affordable housing innovations by addressing regulatory and financing barriers to these innovations.

This issue brief, the second in a series, focuses on opportunities to scale affordable housing innovations. Enterprise highlights regulatory reforms that would make it easier to leverage off-site construction and opportunities to tailor financing products to its unique needs.