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Michelle Dusseau Diller
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New Study Finds Ventilation Significantly Reduces Indoor Pollutant Levels
Mechanical ventilation in homes could save thousands of lives and prevent major health consequences, according to a study by Enterprise and the National Center for Healthy Housing.
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Electrification is Affordable and Sustainable, But Can It Be Equitable?
The push for decarbonization and electrification must center equity to prevent major cost burdens for people living in affordable homes, says Enterprise VP of National Initiatives Krista Egger: “Equitable electrification and decarbonization is not inevitable unless we act proactively.”
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Denver Regional TOD Fund Reaches $50 Million Invested, 2,100 Homes
Enterprise recently closed three Denver Regional Transit-Oriented Development Fund deals, which brings its total investments to $50 million and 2,100 homes.
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Gilbert Family Foundation, ProMedica, DTE Energy Launch $20 Million Detroit Home Repair Fund
The program, to be administered by Enterprise and the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative, will provide low-income Detroit homeowners with critical home repairs.
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$20M Detroit Home Repair Fund to assist low-income homeowners
The Gilbert Family Foundation alongside ProMedica and DTE Energy on Tuesday announced a $20 million fund that is anticipated to help more than 1,000 Detroit homeowners over the next three years.
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Mitigating Extreme Heat Risk in Historically Redlined Areas
Last year was the hottest year on record , and 2024 has a one-in-three chance of being even hotter. As temperatures increase and climate change worsens, extreme heat events will occur with more frequency and intensity, having an outsized impact in dense, urban areas. Urban neighborhoods face increased temperatures due to building concentrations and a lack of green space, creating a phenomenon referred to as the urban heat island effect. Neighborhoods with a high number of low-income residents of color experience more intense heat island effects. This is not by chance, but is a result of deliberate, discriminatory housing policies that have impacted people of color, pushing them into vulnerable neighborhoods prone to extreme heat exacerbated by climate change.
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Launch of "What's Possible”: A Blueprint for Sustainable American Communities
Enterprise, LISC, and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, are pleased to announce the publication of What's Possible: Investing NOW for Prosperous, Sustainable Neighborhoods. The project, funded by the Wells Fargo Foundation, will serve as a critical resource for everyone committed to tackling the climate crisis and building more resilient, sustainable, and prosperous communities.
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Setting the Table to Tackle the Insurance Crisis
“The insurance crunch isn’t just a drag on our housing sector – it’s a drag on our economy and the livelihoods of millions of Americans," said Enterprise's Shaun Donovan during a keynote address at a Federal Housing Finance Agency symposium earlier this year.
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A Generational Opportunity
Green building leader Krista Egger on the landmark $2 billion award to the Enterprise co-led coalition Power Forward Communities and how it will help drive efforts to create healthier, more sustainable homes and communities.