Event
Sep30
Join to discuss the refreshed approach to Integrative Design in the 2020 Overlay including the Project Priorities Survey.
Enterprise in the News
Aug20
Articles in the issue: Advancing Fair Housing in Cook County; Connecting Public Health and Affordable...
Enterprise in the News
Jul24
The cities represented in this Washington Post op-ed were brought together by Enterprise to highlight the unique role of local governments in equitable recovery, resilience and housing policy.
Enterprise in the News
Mar27
Enterprise VP and Chicago Market Leader Andrew Geer talks with WBEZ on the need for funding to ensure the economic resiliency of affordable housing developers and high quality housing.
Blog Post
Mar16
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Taking Bold Action to Protect Tenants during the COVID-19 Outbreak
Over the last few days, state and local governments have taken unprecedented measures to protect their residents during the COVID-19...
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News Release
Jan22
Enterprise Releases 2020 Green Communities Criteria
The updated Criteria features groundbreaking components to create climate-resilient, zero-emission, healthy affordable homes nationwide.
Enterprise in the News
Nov21
Enterprise Advisors Program Director Susan Hartmann meets with Rockford community members to gather input on the city's neighborhood revitalization strategy.
Blog Post
Jun21
Chicago Policy News and Updates
It has been a busy and exciting 2019 for Enterprise’s policy work in Chicago.
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Blog Post
Jun11
Advancing Racial Equity from All Angles in Chicago
Elevated Chicago used the opportunity to center racial equity and equitable transit-oriented development (eTOD) through Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot new...
Enterprise in the News
May29
Shelterforce reports on Enterprise's successful pilot program that matched community development corporations with public health professionals to address a community’s pressing health issues through design, development and engagement.
News Release
Apr03
Renters Report Housing Costs Significantly Impact Their Health Care
A new national survey on the connection between homes and health finds that more than half of the 1,000 renters surveyed have delayed care because they couldn’t afford it and 100 percent of medical professionals surveyed have had at least some of their patients express concerns about affordable housing.
Enterprise in the News
Mar13
Sponsored by Enterprise and Elevated Chicago, the Money Museum is the first of four Chicago sites to host the exhibit exploring the long-term impact of the mid-20th-century home-lending guidelines that shut off loans to some areas of the city.
News Release
Mar06
Undesign the Redline Exhibit Opens in Chicago
A new exhibit asks Chicagoans to undesign redlining by exploring solutions to reverse discriminatory housing policies of the past and to bring greater equity to the city’s neighborhoods.
News Release
Feb17
Section 4 Grants Strengthen 14 Chicago Nonprofits
Fourteen Chicago nonprofits have received a total of $668,600 in grants from Enterprise to increase the creation and preservation of affordable homes and to support the development of equitable, diverse neighborhoods throughout the Chicagoland region.
Blog Post
Aug28
A Guide to the Future Energy Jobs Act: Find the Right Program for You
The Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) is strengthening the Illinois economy by taking important steps toward the state’s clean energy...
Blog Post
Aug15
Elevated Chicago Celebrates One Year
Elevated Chicago celebrates its first anniversary this month, and oh, what a year it has been.
Enterprise in the News
May14
Enterprise's Andy Geer discusses the implications of a report on Chicago’s segregation, including solutions to the entrenched racism and inequities holding back the region.
Enterprise in the News
May02
Multi-Housing Pro reports on a new paper from Enterprise and Elevate Energy showing that smart...
Blog Post
May01
Water-Efficiency Upgrades Save Multifamily Housing Providers $20,500 Per Property
A new study from Enterprise Community Partners and Elevate Energy shows how affordable housing owners can save money, conserve resources...
Enterprise in the News
Jan09
The project is the latest development aimed at revitalizing Chicago’s Garfield Boulevard corridor, supported by $15.2 million in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit equity.
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