Fast Company magazine reviews the 2020 Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge winners, calling "each a replicable idea that can make more and better housing," and highlights the National Building Museum exhibit featuring the six winning innovations.

A groundbreaking ceremony marks a new beginning for a long-vacant hotel that will feature Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge winner Gulf Coast Housing Partnership’s Health + Housing innovation.

Gloria Palacios worked for most of her life as a migrant farmworker picking fruits and vegetables in several states across the Southwest. Then, in 2018, Palacios took a big step to securing a long-term, affordable home – she applied to build a new house through Come Dream. Come Build.

With affordable housing on the national radar like never before, we must seize this moment to find solutions to a crisis that is damaging and dividing communities across the country. This was the message from Shaun Donovan, Enterprise’s new chief executive officer and president, speaking at the National Building Museum’s Future Cities: Housing Affordability Summit.

In opening remarks to kick off the pitch competition for the Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge, Enterprise's David Bowers called on finalists – and everyone working in the housing and community development sector – to "celebrate the wins, kick the dirt on the losses, then buckle up and keep at it."

Bernadette Butler is the director of the Homecoming Project, which pairs people leaving prison with homeowners who have a room to spare. We spoke with Butler recently about her first six months on the job and her vision for the project's future growth.