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.

South Metro Housing Options, the housing authority for the City of Littleton, Colorado, is embarking on its third new development in as many years, thanks in part to the Denver Regional Transit-Oriented Development Fund.

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.

In Washington, D.C., husband-and-wife team Richard Cunningham and Jésyl Crowdy-Cunningham are leading a powerful transformation to ensuring veterans have a safe place to live. Their firm, Cunningham Real Estate Holdings, toperates 160 mixed-income rental homes across a dozen communities, and with more in development.

Enterprise Community Loan Fund has surpassed $3 billion in cumulative lending since its launch in 1991, helping create and preserve affordable homes and a wide variety of critical projects.