Enterprise in the News
Oct12
Enterprise's Faith-Based Development Initiative helps houses of faith turn unused buildings and land into affordable homes and community facilities.
Enterprise in the News
Sep25
Richmond TV station WTVR reports on groundbreaking for the Jackson Ward development in the city's most historic African American neighborhood. Enterprise affiliate CPDC is leading the project, which will provide 154 apartment homes, including 72 for low-income seniors.
Enterprise in the News
Aug19
Enterprise's Andrew Jakabovics is a key voice in Bisnow's story about why it has become so difficult to build affordable workforce homes at a time when demand for them -- and the number of cost-burdened renters -- has grown rapidly.
Enterprise in the News
Aug01
Impact Alpha's article on real estate investing in Opportunity Zones quotes Enterprise Director of Impact Investing Rachel Reilly and highlights Opportunity360, our comprehensive approach to identifying pathways to greater opportunities.
Enterprise in the News
Jul16
Enterprise VP David Bowers is at the center of the Washington Post's article on faith-based development, which describes how our Mid-Atlantic team has been a national leader in helping houses of worship turn underused church property into affordable housing and other community facilities.
Blog Post
Jun19
JCHS’ State of the Nation’s Housing 2018 Report Highlights Continued Affordability Challenges in the Rental Market
Today the Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) at Harvard University released the State of the Nation’s Housing 2018, its annual assessment of the housing market, demographic trends and the housing challenges faced by U.S. households.
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Blog Post
Jun12
New Enterprise White Paper on Proven Local Strategies for Expanding the Supply of Affordable Homes and Addressing Cost Challenges
A new Enterprise white paper highlights proven strategies for boosting the supply of affordable housing and reducing costs. It draws on the successes of some of the country’s most expensive areas to offer guidance to communities working to address the scarcity of affordable homes and the rising cost of development.
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Enterprise in the News
Apr25
Enterprise's Victoria Rowe-Barreca comments in Real Estate Weekly about the City of New York's efforts to connect affordable housing sellers and preservation-minded buyers
Enterprise in the News
Apr23
National Real Estate Investor reports on how faith-based institutions are partnering with private developers to bridge the affordable housing divide, including quoting David Bowers, who leads Enterprise's Faith-Based Development Initiative.
Blog Post
Jan31
Housing and Community Benefit: What Counts?” Guidance to Hospitals on Reporting to the IRS
Introducing a new resource for tax-exempt hospitals looking for guidance on housing-related activities that they can report as community benefit to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Housing and Community Benefit: What Counts?
Enterprise in the News
Oct27
In City Limits, Enterprise's national program director of resilience Laurie Schoeman comments on New York City's approach to resilient development -- particularly of affordable housing -- within floodplains.
News Release
Oct23
First Class-A Apartments in 40 Years Started in N. Anne Arundel
Enterprise Homes, in partnership with Southview Development, has started construction of Woodfall Greens, a new Class-A community of 230 apartments in Anne Arundel County, MD.
Enterprise in the News
Oct19
TD Bank invested $7.8 million in housing credit equity, in partnership with Enterprise Community Investment, for the development of The Pointe at Blythewood, a 56-unit project northeast of Columbia.
Enterprise in the News
Oct10
Chickie Grayson, president & CEO of Enterprise Homes, is inducted into the Affordable Housing Hall of Fame, recognizing her remarkable 30-year career of providing homes for low-income families and others throughout the Mid-Atlantic.
Blog Post
Jun06
New Enterprise Research - Public Benefit from Publicly Owned Parcels: Effective Practices in Affordable Housing Development
Communities across the country are facing a range of challenges to ensuring access to affordable...
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Enterprise in the News
Apr14
A new report by Enterprise and the University of Southern California calls attention to small and medium multifamily housing, an overlooked segment of the market.
Enterprise in the News
Mar24
An Enterprise grant will help Capital Region Land Bank continue improvements along Crane Street and Eastern Avenue in Schenectady, New York.
Enterprise in the News
Mar16
Enterprise Homes' Chickie Grayson discusses the challenges of developing more affordable housing for seniors in this article about a co-op community in Baltimore.
Enterprise in the News
Mar02
Mulberry at Park Apartments provides 68 high-quality, green homes in downtown Baltimore’s Bromo Tower Arts & Entertainment District.
News Release
Feb15
Baltimore Mayor, Community Leaders Celebrate 68 New Homes
Leaders including Baltimore Mayor Catherine E. Pugh and Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Kenneth C. Holt celebrated the grand opening of Mulberry at Park Apartments in downtown Baltimore. The $22.3 million community, developed by Enterprise Homes, provides 68 high-quality, green homes in downtown Baltimore.