After months of tough negotiations, California’s FY 2025–26 state budget restored funding for several critical affordable housing and homelessness programs, reversing earlier proposals that left them unfunded.

Enterprise entered the 2025 Florida Legislative session ready to advocate for policies that expand housing supply and improve affordability across the state.

The House Appropriations Committee has approved the HUD fiscal year 2026 (FY26) spending bill, rejecting many of the drastic cuts and proposals to consolidate rental assistance programs that were included in the President’s budget request, the House bill still includes cuts to key housing and community development programs.

Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, it’s time for policymakers to turn their focus toward ensuring the long-term viability of the affordable homes created through the Gulf Opportunity Zone Act.

The inclusion of the Reforming Disaster Recovery Act in the bipartisan ROAD to Housing Act the marks a critical step toward creating a permanent and accountable federal disaster recovery system.

Johnny Magee, mayor of Laurel, Mississippi, is one of a group of local leaders across the country raising the alarm about the potential impacts of cuts to key federal programs like the HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME).

California reauthorizes cap and trade, now cap and invest, securing $800 million annually for the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program through 2045.

South Metro Housing Options, the housing authority for the City of Littleton, Colorado, is embarking on its third new development in as many years, thanks in part to the Denver Regional Transit-Oriented Development Fund.

More than 100 housing providers, policymakers, public housing officials, and financial experts gathered in Knoxville, Tennessee, to exchange insights and strategies for protecting affordable homes in rural communities.