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.

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved their HUD fiscal year 2026 (FY26) spending bill proposal on July 24, rejecting many of the drastic cuts and proposals to consolidate rental assistance and homelessness programs that were included in the President’s Budget Request, and avoiding many of the cuts that were proposed in the House bill.

Air pollution harms vulnerable communities most—smart housing design boosts indoor air quality, health equity, and climate resilience.

Our Sustainable and Connected Communities team has gathered expert advice and online tools to develop a series of guides that help affordable housing providers prepare for future emergencies.

In a discussion that ranged from Washington State concerns to federal policy issues, Enterprise CEO Shaun Donovan joined State Representative Nicole Macri and Michael Brown of Seattle-based Civic Commons at the Housing Washington Conference.

There’s growing bipartisan momentum around one of the nation’s most pressing issues: the affordable housing crisis.

Housing trust funds — flexible, government-established sources of public funding dedicated to supporting affordable housing — offer a powerful tool with support across the political spectrum to enhance affordable housing opportunities for those most in need.

On September 10, the House Ways and Means Committee released legislative text of infrastructure and community development tax provisions, which includes historic investments in all of Enterprise’s key affordable housing and community development tax priorities.