Enterprise in the News
Apr08
Articles in this issue: Redlining Exhibit at Hall of Administration for Fair Housing Month; On-Demand...
Enterprise in the News
Apr05
Gentrification is geographically limited in cities, but a new study shows where it has become...
News Release
Apr04
Undesign the Redline Exhibit Commemorates Fair Housing Month
The interactive exhibition that traces the history and legacy of housing discrimination and segregation will be on display at the Los Angeles County Hall of Administration in April to commemorate Fair Housing Month.
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.
News Release
Mar26
L.A. City Leaders Celebrate Opening of PATH Metro Villas
The David T. C. Ho Family Building at PATH Metro Villas is a 65-unit supportive-housing development for individuals who previously experienced homelessness, supported with $12 million in housing credit equity from UnitedHealthcare in partnership with Enterprise.
Blog Post
Mar18
Recognizing the Financial Closing of the Sierra Madre Cottages in Santa Maria, California
This development will create 40 homes for seniors.
Enterprise in the News
Mar03
A new study shows that there's a disproportionate number of blacks who are homeless in Los Angeles County. Enterprise VP and Southern California Market Leader Jacqueline Waggoner talks about the report released by an ad hoc committee she chaired.
Enterprise in the News
Mar01
Structural racism, discrimination, and unconscious bias drive an overrepresentation of Blacks experiencing homelessness, according to a new report by a Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority ad hoc committee led by Enterprise VP and Southern California Market Leader Jacqueline Waggoner.
Enterprise in the News
Feb26
Enterprise VP and Southern California Market Leader Jacqueline Waggoner served as chair for the ad hoc committee, which conducted community listening sessions, research and system assessments to identify the report's 67 recommendations.
Enterprise in the News
Feb25
A new exhibit aims to show how housing discrimination has contributed to segregation across Los Angeles for decade, showing how the homeless crisis and housing issues go hand in hand and how gentrification impacts the city.
Enterprise in the News
Feb06
Streetsblog LA reports on the Los Angeles opening of the Undesign the Redline exhibit, which looks at the legacy of segregationist housing policy in the region.
Enterprise in the News
Dec14
Articles in this Issue: Save the Date: Undesign the Redline Opens Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019;...
Enterprise in the News
Nov19
Articles in this Issue: Financing Community Resilience, Preserving PSH: What Will It Take, AHSC Technical...
Blog Post
Oct29
Celebrating the Grand Opening of Bell Oasis in Bell, California
This community provides 65 affordable homes for mentally ill veterans and the homeless.
Blog Post
Jun28
Strategic Growth Council Approves $257 Million in Round 3 AHSC Awards
Today, the Strategic Growth Council approved a total of $257 million in round 3 awards to 19 Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Program developments throughout the state of California.
Blog Post
Jun25
Second Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Advocacy Day Another Success!
The purpose of the advocacy day was to continue building support for AHSC and to cultivate champions in preparation for the strong likelihood of cap-and-trade funding being revisited under new leadership next year.
News Release
May29
Spotlight on Richard Gerwitz
From an early age Richard Gerwitz has been interested in how cities work, leading him to a master’s degree in urban planning, a career in affordable housing and a personal commitment to advancing greater opportunities for Angelenos.
News Release
May29
Spotlight on Claudia Lima
Growing up in a disadvantaged neighborhood, eventual work in affordable housing and community development was always something Claudia Lima had in the back of her mind, especially when it came time to go to college.
Enterprise in the News
Apr19
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority Commission recently appointed an Ad Hoc Committee on Black People Experiencing Homelessness, chaired by Enterprise VP and Southern California Market Leader Jacqueline Waggoner.
Enterprise in the News
Mar09
Joined by local elected officials, partners and residents, Peoples’ Self-Help Housing (PSHH) held a Grand Opening celebration and ribbon cutting for its latest affordable housing development, Creston Garden Apartments, on Feb. 28 in Paso Robles, CA
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