Enterprise in the News
Sep12
Lori Chatman, President of Enterprise Community Loan Fund, says private capital investment will support well-designed homes that are affordable and connected to health care, good jobs, schools and transit.
Enterprise in the News
Aug29
Updates on Housing, Policy and Solutions
Enterprise in the News
Aug21
To help tackle the homeless epidemic, a loan from Pasadena-based Kaiser Permanente to Enterprise Community Loan Fund has recently resulted in two impact investments to provide more affordable, secure homes for those most in need of shelter in Southern California.
Enterprise in the News
Jul16
Affordable housing advocates warned that the corporate tax cuts could have disastrous effects, and more than two years later, independent data show it has meant at least 15,000 delayed or killed units in California alone.
Enterprise in the News
Jun24
Articles in this issue: Come work with us!; Strategic Growth Council Approves Round 4 AHSC...
Blog Post
Jun24
Strategic Growth Council Approves $402 Million in Round 4 AHSC Awards
On June 21, the Strategic Growth Council approved awards totaling $402 million to 25 Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program developments throughout California. Enterprise is a statewide technical assistance provider and worked with 20 of the 25 successful applications.
News Release
Jun21
Enterprise Receives LABC Award for Homelessness Work
Enterprise was honored with a Community Impact Award from the Los Angeles Business Council (LABC) for our efforts to address the escalating homelessness and housing crisis in Los Angeles County.
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.
Blog Post
May14
Celebrating the Grand Opening of Fullerton Heights in Fullerton, California
This state-of-the-art development created 36 homes for families including 24 for formerly homeless households with mental illnesses.
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.
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