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Enterprise Community Development joined city and state leaders, community partners and residents to…
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Celebrating two decades of Enterprise Green Communities, housing leaders gathered online and in Washington, D.C., to reflect on the next chapter for healthy, resilient, and energy-efficient affordable homes amid a moment of unprecedented bipartisan support for housing affordability.
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To take on real estate development for the first time, two Tacoma, Washington churches have tapped into the Enterprise Faith-Based Development InitiativeSM , in which Enterprise provides training, tools, and technical assistance to support the development of affordable homes on church property.
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Enterprise announces Kim Darga as Vice President and New York Market Leader. Darga brings almost two decades of experience to Enterprise in preserving and developing affordable homes, as well as a strong commitment to New York’s economic and community development.
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A former military facility in Yakima, Washington — declared surplus in 2014 — is now Chuck Austin Place: 41 affordable homes serving veterans who have experienced homelessness along with on-site health clinics and behavioral health services.
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California has 40,000 affordable housing units ready to break ground. One setback is holding them up
In this CalMatters article, our Northern California Policy Director, Justine Marcus, talked about the data and opportunities behind our 2026 California Affordable Housing Production Pipeline report.
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Enterprise has initiated this proposal to identify a legal representation panel which will be able to represent EAP in carrying out the New York State Blue Buffers Voluntary Risk Property Buyout Program.
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The Mesa Grande Band of Mission Indians is a small California tribe, located in the rural outskirts of San Diego County. We spoke to the tribe's housing director to discuss plans for building housing on their reservation.
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Programs like the Detroit Home Repair Fund stabilize families, neighborhoods, and cities cost-effectively, but scaling them requires sustained public investment, writes Enterprise Senior Director Evelyn Zwiebach in this Crain's Detroit Business op-ed.
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Enterprise Community Partners has launched the 2026 Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (Criteria), marking two decades of advancing sustainable affordable housing.
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Enterprise Community Development, the largest nonprofit affordable housing provider in the Mid-Atlantic, has been named 2026 Owner of the Year by Engineering News-Record MidAtlantic.
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Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise) is seeking NYC affordable housing operators interested in expanding and deepening their strategies to tackle rental arrears.
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Enterprise seeks a creative partner to tell the story of our Thome Aging Well program, which is supporting older adults with lower incomes to age safely and securely in their homes and communities.
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Enterprise Community Loan Fund has spent decades bringing flexible, patient capital to places the market alone can’t always support. In rural communities — where projects tend to be smaller, geographically dispersed, and more complex to finance — that flexibility can determine whether a project moves forward or stalls.