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An Affordable Housing and Climate Victory in Sacramento
California reauthorizes cap and trade, now cap and invest, securing $800 million annually for the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program through 2045.
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Community Highlights
Lifting Up Affordable Housing: From the Capitol to the Conference Room
In March, our Southern California and national teams joined our partners to shape housing policy, protect permanent supportive housing, and support communities building for a resilient future.
Grants and RFPs
Enterprise Seeks California State Insurance Policy Consultant
Enterprise seeks an insurance consultant to assist our California teams with research, policy design, and engagement. Proposals due May 28.
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California Budget Negotiations Enter Final Phase
California Gov. Newsom’s May Revision begins final budget talks but does not include new funding for affordable housing or homelessness programs.
Enterprise in the News
Dramatic Insurance Spikes Could Tank California's Homeless Housing
Our Northern California Policy Director, Justine Marcus, talks with KQED's Erin Baldassari about the impact of rising insurance premiums on permanent supportive housing.
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Enterprise’s Statement on the Trump Administration’s Executive Order
Enterprise issues a statement in response to the Trump Administration's newest Executive Order on Homelessness.
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A Plan to Simplify Housing in California
On July 5, Governor Gavin Newsom’s Reorganization Plan (GRP) went into effect with the goal of ushering in the structural changes needed in California to effectively address the affordable housing and homelessness crisis.
Brief
The 2025 California Affordable Housing Pipeline
March 4, 2025
The California Affordable Housing Production Pipeline brief analyzes the developments awaiting final funding to begin construction.
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Nearly 45,000 Affordable Homes in California Stalled Without Additional Funding
The 2025 California Affordable Housing Pipeline report reveals that 44,723 new affordable homes are stalled and unable to begin construction due to a lack of public funding.
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Building Back in LA
As Los Angeles begins the long process of rebuilding after recent wildfires, affordable housing providers are taking hard-earned lessons from those who have been through similar disasters, while updating emergency plans and taking steps to reinforce buildings and procedures to prepare for future wildfires.