Report
Jun14
100 Great Ideas | Atlanta
Metro Atlanta is facing unprecedented challenges regarding the affordability of housing. Atlanta loses 1,500 affordable homes every year, and housing costs have increased 48 percent since 2010. As part of National Fair Housing Month, Enterprise Community Partners is partnering with social impact accelerator Radical Partners to bring a “100 Great Ideas” campaign on housing affordability to Atlanta.
Enterprise in the News
Jun13
Articles in this issue: Miami-Dade Affordable Housing Preservation Plan Released; Quest CDO and Enterprise: A...
Blog Post
Jun12
Celebrating the Financial Closing of Quest Commons West in Atlanta, Georgia
This newly constructed development will provide 53 homes for families in the heart of Atlanta’s Westside.
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.
Enterprise in the News
Apr13
Senior VP Marion McFadden discusses with NBC News the growing frustration in Puerto Rico over delays in disaster relief funding, which are deepening uncertainty over recovery efforts for 2017's hurricanes.
Enterprise in the News
Apr08
Southeast Market Leader Meaghan Shannon-Vlkovic talks on Atlanta public radio about the 100 Great Ideas Atlanta campaign, which looks at the best ways to improve housing affordability in the region.
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
Mar21
Articles in this Issue: Listen to Our New Podcast on the Power of Impact Investing;...
Report
Mar20
ARTÍCULO INFORMATIVO
Nuestra zona postal – el lugar en que vivimos – determina con frecuencia lo que...
Enterprise in the News
Mar07
Articles in this Issue: Housing Day at the Georgia Dome; Designing a Better Affordable Housing...
Enterprise in the News
Feb25
From Monday, February 25th to Friday, March 1st, the lobby of City Hall will display...
Enterprise in the News
Feb25
The Saporta Report talks with Deborah Pérez Centeno, a new Enterprise Rose Fellow working with Atlanta Habitat for Humanity to design affordable housing and engage the surrounding neighborhoods. The story also quotes Mark Matel, head of the Rose Fellows program.
Enterprise in the News
Feb21
Articles in this Issue: Multiplying Impact of Local Affordable Housing through Section 4 Grants; Share...
Blog Post
Feb19
Wanted: Ideas to Improve Housing Affordability in Atlanta
As part of National Fair Housing Month, we bring you “100 Great Ideas Atlanta,” a five-day, online community brainstorm.
Enterprise in the News
Feb07
Articles in this Issue: Announcing: Health Begins With Home; Why Technology Hasn't Fixed the Housing...
Enterprise in the News
Jan10
Loan Fund President Lori Chatman and board member Shekar Narasimhan talk with Affordable Housing Finance about the need for a comprehensive approach in using Opportunity Funds to revitalize communities.
Enterprise in the News
Dec13
Articles in this Issue: FLoridians Need Help Coping with More Intense Hurricanes and Rising Sea...
Enterprise in the News
Nov29
Articles in this Issue: Building the community we all want; Undesign the Redline Opens at...
Enterprise in the News
Nov29
Southeast Market Leader Meaghan Shannon-Vlkovic co-authors an op-ed in the South Dade News-Leader that points out steps that will help South Florida prepare for the impact of climate change, including stronger building codes, smarter federal policies and more investment in resilience.
Blog Post
Nov28
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Strengthen Public-Private and Cross-Sector Partnerships to Face Atlanta’s Growing Housing Challenge
As Atlanta's affordability challenges grow, robust public-private action is needed for the city to retain its vibrancy and combat the displacement of its lower-income residents.
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