While continued market uncertainty could cloud the outlook for affordable housing and community development in 2024, Enterprise leaders see reasons for optimism and the potential for significant opportunities. “Despite sustained headwinds over recent years, there are positive signs ahead,” said Scott Hoekman, president of Enterprise Housing Credit Investments. We spoke with Hoekman and other Enterprise capital experts about affordable housing and community development trends this year.

The Fax Partnership is working to prevent displacement and spur transit-oriented development in Denver's East Colfax community, one of the last affordable areas in this notoriously high-cost metro area.

Enterprise Community Loan Fund, Enterprise’s community development financial institution (CDFI), invests in partners and projects that are making the connection between health care and housing and are dedicated to serving individuals living with HIV.

Enterprise Community Loan Fund (ECLF), the community development financial institution lending arm of national housing nonprofit Enterprise Community Partners, announced that leading impact investment firm ImpactAssets closed six new investments with ECLF’s Impact Note for a total of $11,525,000.