News Release
Jul21
Enterprise Closes $236 Million Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Fund
With commitments from 10 investors, Enterprise Housing Partners Fund XXXV will help create or preserve 2,529 affordable homes across 19 properties in 14 states.
Enterprise in the News
Jul17
In a Colorado Sun op-ed, Enterprise VP and Denver Market Leader Jennie Rodgers writes about potential tools and policy to preserve affordable homes.
Enterprise in the News
Jul16
Twin Cities Business reports on U.S. Bank and Enterprise teaming up on a $30 million racial equity bond to support Black, Indigenous and people of color affordable housing developers.
Enterprise in the News
Jul16
Denver's Social Impact Bond permanent supportive housing program kept formerly homeless people housed while decreasing emergency room visits and interaction with the criminal justice system.
Enterprise in the News
Jul16
The American Banker writes about the partnership between U.S. Bank and Enterprise to create a blueprint for future socially responsible investments.
Enterprise in the News
Jul15
A program that offers housing and supportive services to more than 300 Denver residents experiencing homelessness resulted in long-term housing, lower arrest rates and fewer emergency room visits by participants.
News Release
Jul14
$23 Million Preserves 105 Bay Area Affordable Homes
Enterprise, UrbanCore Preservation and Pacific Housing announce a deal to preserve 105 affordable homes in Alameda County, California, through investment from the Housing for Health Fund.
News Release
Jul12
Enterprise Joins Well Living Lab Alliance
Enterprise becomes the first affordable housing organization to join the Well Living Lab Alliance, a global network of organizations committed to improving human health and well-being in indoor environments.
Enterprise in the News
Jul01
ImpactAlpha talks with Enterprise’s Chris Herrmann about the equity fund that will acquire and preserve $800 million in existing rental housing and "properties that are really on the cusp of losing that affordability and displacing families.”
Enterprise in the News
Jul01
Our Gulf Coast policy director John Sullivan talks with Mississippi Today about the time-consuming process to access rental assistance in Mississippi and across the country.
Enterprise in the News
Jun30
Enterprise National Senior Director of State and Local Policy Flora Arabo talks with Marketplace about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's extended eviction moratorium.
News Release
Jun29
Enterprise Closes Its Largest-Ever Impact Investing Fund
The equity fund will preserve $800 million in affordable and workforce housing, totaling more than 7,500 affordable homes across the country.
Enterprise in the News
Jun29
With $229 million in equity commitments, the fund exceeded its original $200 million target to become one of the largest preservation funds of its kind and is expected to preserve more than 7,500 affordable homes.
Enterprise in the News
Jun24
The pilot program, created in partnership with Elevated Chicago, Enterprise and the eTOD Working Group, has $135,000 to support up to 10 community-driven proposals.
Enterprise in the News
Jun23
Two large community development intermediaries have announced major racial equity initiatives that emphasize how affordable housing gets built—and who builds it.
Enterprise in the News
Jun19
In a Bridge Detroit op-ed, Enterprise's Evy Zwiebach and Karen Ann Kling, with Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan, write about the promising practices to reform land contracts for homeownership.
Blog Post
Jun16
Enterprise Community Loan Fund Receives $1.8M From Treasury
Our CDFI, was awarded $1.8 million, funds we'll use to support BIPOC-led small businesses.
Enterprise in the News
Jun15
Detour Detroit talks with Enterprise's Evy Zwiebach and Karen Ann Kling, with Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan, on how land contracts can be reformed to create a positive pathway to homeownership.
News Release
Jun08
8 Black-Led New Orleans Nonprofits Share $750,000
Enterprise has launched the New Orleans Community Development Organization Fund to provide critical operating support to Black-led New Orleans nonprofits.
News Release
Jun03
$500,000 Grant to Advance Racial Equity in New York Housing
A $500,000 grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York was awarded to Enterprise to advance racial equity in affordable housing and real estate development in New York State.
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