Enterprise statement on the New York State budget. Throughout the remainder of the legislative session and beyond, Enterprise remains committed to finding solutions to our worsening affordable housing and homelessness crisis.
In a Next City op-ed, our Solutions Division President Jacqueline Waggoner writes about the need for a federal ban on income discrimination to truly achieve fair housing for everyone.
In April, Congress reintroduced the Fair Housing Improvement Act of 2023 to ensure that the variety of income sources people use throughout the country to pay their rent don’t pose an obstacle to signing a lease. For 2.3 million households around the country living with low incomes, rental subsidies in the form of housing vouchers offer the promise of affordable housing. Yet, in many places, legal forms of discrimination create a barrier to realizing that promise.
In a CalMatters op-ed, our Solutions Division President Jacqueline Waggoner writes about a state of California lawsuit that might just pave the way for ensuring equitable access to housing for all Americans.
As Enterprise’s vice president and market leader for New York, Baaba Halm says she never forgets the people she advocated for each day in her first job at Covenant House, even as she now focuses on broad policy changes that aim to create more affordable homes for millions of New Yorkers.