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Let’s Move! Reforms to Speed Up the Lease-Up Process to Connect New Yorkers to the Housing They Need

April 9, 2026

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Enterprise has released a new report showing the impact of long lease-up times on affordable housing in New York. We find that it takes over 14 months to lease-up a new affordable housing building, with timeframes and delays well beyond the national average. We highlight recommendations to speed up move ins to benefit New Yorkers in need of a home, and struggling owners of affordable housing.

Partner Sustainability  

Construction and Development 

Property Management

Policy 

New York

Affordable Housing

Homelessness

Enterprise in the News

In NYC’s Brutal Housing Crunch, Finished Affordable Units Often Sit Empty for Months

A new Enterprise report finds that affordable apartments in New York City sit vacant for a median of 439 days between construction completion and resident move-in, with some units taking more than two years to lease up.

Policy 

New York

Enterprise in the News

Yellow house with a mountain in the background

Other mountain towns offer lessons in affordable housing

Our Rocky Mountain Market VP Jennie Rodgers sat down with KHOL to discuss the critical role housing preservation plays in keeping mountain towns like Jackson, Wyoming, affordable.

Preservation

Policy 

Rocky Mountain

Housing Supply

Story

Chuck Austin Place in Yakima, Washington

A Home for Veterans

A former military facility in Yakima, Washington — declared surplus in 2014 — is now Chuck Austin Place: 41 affordable homes serving veterans who have experienced homelessness along with on-site health clinics and behavioral health services.

April 27, 2026

Community Highlights

California Legislative Spotlight

California has made significant investments over the past decade in programs that are keeping Californians housed and building critical affordable homes.

April 27, 2026

Policy 

Northern California

Southern California

Brief

Making It Happen: Leveraging Federally Owned Property to Create Affordable Homes

April 28, 2026

By:

Ahmad Abu-Khalaf

This issue brief draws on learned lessons from on-the-ground examples, discussing considerations, strategies, and attainable outcomes for repurposing underutilized federally owned property to create affordable multifamily homes.

Preservation and Production

Construction and Development 

Policy Development and Research

Zoning Reform

Collection: Making It Happen Issue Brief Series

Community Highlights

Skyward view of the Georgia State Capitol front entrance

Georgia 2026 Legislative Session Wrap-Up

Throughout the 2026 legislative session, Enterprise Southeast advocated to protect Georgia’s state low-income housing tax credit program, preserve the rights of vulnerable neighbors living in extended stay hotels, and increase state funding to prevent and end homelessness.

May 21, 2026

Preservation and Production

Community Highlights

Tennessee 2026 Legislative Session Summary

The Tennessee General Assembly adjourned its 2026 legislative session sine die on April 23, marking the end of its two-year term. This year, Enterprise Community Partners actively monitored legislation in the Volunteer State.

May 21, 2026

Story

House Advances  FY27 Housing and Community Development Spending Proposals

While the bill rejects many of the deep cuts and policy proposals included in the president’s budget request, it includes reduced funding for key programs, lowering HUD's discretionary funding by 8%.

May 21, 2026

Policy 

National

Federal Policy

Grants and RFPs