In this issue brief, Enterprise explores the housing needs of TAY and the barriers they face in accessing services and examines efforts to connect youth to the housing bundle through cross-sector partnerships. A case study of one such collaboration in Oakland, California’s Alameda County is included.

Helping housing providers prepare for climate events, our report explores early successes and learnings from the first three Climate Resilience Academies, spotlighting six cohort members.

This report describes the program learning as the housing mobility pilot program evolved, documents program challenges and achievements and highlights key findings in participant outcomes over the first year of moves.

This white paper features nine case studies that illustrate how local governments can create and foster environments conducive to housing innovation.

The California Affordable Housing Production Pipeline brief analyzes the developments awaiting final funding to begin construction.

An overview of the pilot program, Housing Career Pathways, a scalable workforce development program that creates systematic connections for New Yorkers who live in affordable housing with career opportunities in the affordable housing industry.

People spend nearly 90 percent of their time inside, making indoor air quality central to health and well-being. Low-income populations are disproportionally affected by a range of illnesses and adverse health effects that can be exacerbated by poor indoor air quality, and improvements to the indoor environment can be an important mechanism to address health disparities.