Enterprise in the News
Aug17
Reno's Channel 2 reports on how the city's work to reduce building energy consumption is now considering affordable housing. Krista Egger from Enterprise Green Communities joined developers, contractors and other stakeholders to discuss how to accomplish that goal.
Enterprise in the News
Aug13
PlanPhilly's look at preparing multifamily housing for extreme weather -- including excessive heat -- quotes Enterprise's Shelby O'Neill and highlights our guide, Ready to Respond: Strategies for Multifamily Building Resilience.
Blog Post
Jun20
2018 Enterprise Green Grant Awards
Enterprise Green Communities is delighted to announce our 2018 Green Grant awards to a select group of affordable housing organizations.
Event
May08
Join us at the Smart Building Center to connect with national experts and local practitioners to learn about best practices, share your experience in healthy material selection, and discuss the real and practical challenges of building design and funding in affordable housing.
Enterprise in the News
May02
Multi-Housing Pro reports on a new paper from Enterprise and Elevate Energy showing that smart...
Enterprise in the News
Apr19
Read the commentary by New York Energy Efficiency for All, a coalition of affordable housing and energy efficiency advocates
Blog Post
Apr09
Building Safer and Stronger Communities in the District: The Multifamily Resilience Assessment Tool
Enterprise has partnered with New Ecology, Inc., the National Housing Trust (NHT) and Clean Energy Group (CEG) to design and pilot the nation’s first multi-family housing Resilience and Solar Assessment Tool for affordable housing.
Enterprise in the News
Feb15
Enterprise CEO Terri Ludwig comments in Design and Durability magazine about a new report detailing how smart surfaces such as green roofs and solar panels may save billions and improve the health and comfort of a city's residents.
News Release
Jan26
Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute Honored by AIA
AHDLI has received the 2018 Collaborative Achievement Award by the American Institute of Architects for its influence on the architectural profession.
Enterprise in the News
Jan19
Enterprise Community Loan Fund President Lori Chatman co-authors an article in Next Billion, describing how impact investors are helping bring solar energy to low-income communities.
Blog Post
Jan05
Celebrating the Financial Closing of Heritage Apartments
Enterprise would like to congratulate Matt Locati and Terrex Development Corp. on the recent financial...
News Release
Dec20
LINC Housing Adds Solar to Five Affordable Housing Communities
Enterprise supports new multi-site approach as test model to develop best practices.
Blog Post
Dec18
Enterprise NY Celebrates Green Rehabilitation of 81 Madison Street, 117-Year Old Tenement in Chinatown
This week, Enterprise New York joined the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and...
News Release
Dec14
DC Launches Nation's First Multifamily Housing Resilience Tool
Enterprise has assembled a team of advisors to develop a vulnerability and resilience opportunity assessment tool for affordable housing owners to promote sustainability and resilience.
Enterprise in the News
Dec12
Sponsored by Enterprise and Elevated Chicago, A Catalytic Moment: The Transformative Power of Transit-Oriented Development symposium generated robust discussions around racial equity, resiliency, health, arts and culture.
Enterprise in the News
Oct27
The nation’s first community solar project owned by a housing authority supported through a $2.4 million Enterprise Community Impact Note Investment.
Enterprise in the News
Oct27
The Enterprise Community Impact Note provides a $2.4 million investment for the largest affordable housing community solar garden in Colorado.
Blog Post
Oct26
Inaugural Solarthon Benefits Affordable Homes in Maryland
Sun Crest Heights received a complete makeover via the inaugural Solarthon, a solar installation block party and fundraiser. Enterprise Community Loan Fund provided a $4.1 million loan to preserve the affordability of Sun Crest’s 44 homes. The loan was part of Our Region, Your Investment, a local impact investing initiative.
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Enterprise in the News
Sep21
PV Magazine profiles the nation’s first community solar project owned by a housing authority; funding for this project, which will create the largest low-income community solar garden in Colorado, comes in part from Enterprise Community Loan Fund.
Enterprise in the News
Sep07
A recipient of an Enterprise Climate and Cultural Resilience grant, American Indian Community Housing Organization...