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Bay Area Needs $9.7 Billion to Unlock Over 40,000 Affordable Homes Currently in the Pipeline
Enterprise and the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority (BAHFA) released the Bay Area Affordable Housing Pipeline 2024 report.
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A Bay Area bond could ‘unlock’ 41,000 affordable housing units. Here’s where they’d be built
Our Northern California State and Local Policy Director, Justine Marcus, talks with the San Francisco Chronicle about the latest Bay Area Pipeline report and the importance of a $20 billion regional housing bond.
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State Budget Negotiations Enter Final Phase; Key Time for Advocacy
California Gov. Gavin Newsom released his revised budget proposal (May Revise) earlier this month, ramping up budget negotiations with the Legislature.
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Enterprise President and CEO Shaun Donovan Applauds Presidential Candidates’ Focus on Solutions for Affordable Housing, Including the Plan Recently Outlined by Vice President Harris
Statement from Shaun Donovan, CEO and President of Enterprise, on the focus on solutions for affordable housing in the upcoming presidential election.
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We Will Stay in this Fight Until We Win
Here at Enterprise, we are committed to pushing for bold, transformative solutions to the housing crisis facing our region, state, and nation.
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Housing and Community Development Appropriations Budget Chart
January 21, 2026
(Originally Published:
August 9, 2024)
Administration and Congress Spending Proposals for Fiscal Year 2026.
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‘Everything rests on this’: Will taxpayers loan Bay Area counties $20B to fix housing?
Our VP and Northern California Market Leader, Heather Hood, explains that the bond measure's results will be visible soon. A robust pipeline of affordable housing already exists and is waiting for a financial boost to begin development.
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Partnership for the Bay’s Future Fellowship Graduates Contribute to Successful Affordable Housing Policy
Congratulations to the recent Partnership for the Bay’s Future (PBF) fellowship graduates, who collectively contributed to the passage of 11 new affordable housing ordinances and policies in their jurisdictions.