Enterprise’s 2023 Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy is a national, cohort-based learning opportunity that supports organizations as they seek to preserve, recapitalize, and transfer USDA Section 515 affordable housing properties.

This report documents the transformative impact of the Detroit Community Development Organization Fund and the funding model’s success ensuring grantees’ sustainability and increasing their ability to advance their missions.

Enterprise Community Loan Fund (ECLF) framework is based on the four components of the International Capital Market Association’s Green Bond Principles, Social Bond Principles and the Sustainability Bond Guidelines updated as of June 2021.

Learn more about key insights from Enterprise's 2023 FBDI Summit - Faith-Based Community Development: The Evolution of a Movement.

The Denver Regional Transit-Oriented Development Fund provides financing for the acquisition of property alongside transit corridors for the preservation or development of affordable homes and community facilities in the Denver Metro Area.

This white paper examines the opportunities and challenges of converting strip malls to affordable housing and highlights two successful examples from New York and California.

The Tribal Nations team at Enterprise works diligently to create systemic opportunities and frameworks to guide the delivery and outcomes of our work to ensure homes are a place of pride, power and belonging and a pathway to upward mobility in the Tribal and Native communities we serve.

This actionable 8-point plan explores and addresses the housing needs and gaps of individuals who have been incarcerated in Cuyahoga County.

“Making it Happen” is a series of issue briefs that explore recent successes in scaling affordable housing innovations by addressing regulatory and financing barriers to these innovations. The first in the series, this issue brief lays out recent progress in bringing Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) development to scale.

Armed with innovative resilience planning, our partners can withstand the impacts of a changing climate.