The recently approved Transit-Oriented Communities Incentive Program upholds the Bay Area's commitment to affordable, equitable development.

Starting in 2028, 500 USDA-financed properties with 15,000 units will reach the end of their affordability restrictions every year without proactive preservation strategies.

Throughout the 2026 legislative session, Enterprise Southeast advocated to protect Georgia’s state low-income housing tax credit program, preserve the rights of vulnerable neighbors living in extended stay hotels, and increase state funding to prevent and end homelessness.

Gateway Community Development Corporation is working to ensure more families in Yazoo City, Mississippi, have a place to call home.

Preserving existing housing that is affordable to low-income households today is one of the most cost-effective ways to address California's housing crisis. A new senate bill would establish the Community Anti-Displacement and Preservation Program (CAPP), a new statewide program to acquire and preserve at-risk, currently unsubsidized affordable housing.