An Enterprise report, based on a new analysis from the Colorado Futures Center, makes robust data about Colorado eviction court filings available to the public for the first time.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development recently announced the first round of funding allocations for the department’s new Rapid Unsheltered Survivor Housing program.
Colorado Sun reporter Tatiana Flowers talks with our state and local policy director Kinsey Hasstedt, interviews housing navigator Maricendi Jaimes, lifts up resident voices and examines the data in this news feature.
Enterprise Community Partners’ Mid-Atlantic Office seeks an experienced organization with strong real-estate analysis experience, affordable housing expertise, and knowledge of the Washington, DC region to complete a capital needs and nonprofit capacity analysis for the Purple Line corridor to answer these questions.
Enterprise and the ACTION Campaign call on Congress to enact legislation to address the nationwide affordable housing challenges before the end of this Congress by expanding the reach of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (Housing Credit).
Narrow margins from the midterm elections combined with the importance of the looming 2024 election could provide greater opportunities for bipartisanship, particularly around housing and community development.
The Department of the Interior and Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise) today unveiled a multi-year agreement for Enterprise to support affordable housing, community development and homeownership within Tribal communities.
Enterprise's Ahmad Abu-Khalaf summarizes the key hurdles BIPOC housing developers face in accessing capital - and solutions for creating a more equitable future for developers.
New Census Bureau data show that for the first time since 2015 more than half of all renter households have reported struggling to pay their housing costs.