Earlier this year, an uncharacteristically smooth appropriations process allowed lawmakers to pass FY19 spending legislation funding nearly 75 percent of the government. The remaining federal agencies were bundled together in a continuing resolution (CR), which expires at midnight tonight.

This development creates 70 affordable homes for families, including 11 for households with disabilities and seven for households experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

The regulations for Opportunity Zones will have a profound impact on the ability of this tax incentive to create equitable and inclusive growth. Enterprise has identified four main priorities to share with the IRS. We encourage all affordable housing and community development stakeholders to submit their comments to the IRS before the December 28 deadline.

It is obvious that bold action is required to solve the Bay Area’s worsening housing and displacement crisis, yet it has not always been so clear what systems are needed.

Heritage Crossing involves the resyndication, RAD conversion and preservation of 75 affordable homes for families in Baltimore.

TD Bank, through the TD Charitable Foundation, recently awarded CPDC $125,000 through the “Housing for Everyone” grant competition. Hundreds of organizations from Maine to Florida applied, with just 25 winners selected for this prestigious award. The theme of this year’s competition was “Expansion of Access to Affordable Housing,” and the $125,000 award will fund high-quality resident services at the Randle Hill community in Southeast.