Enterprise Southeast outlines state and local policy priorities to support families in Georgia.

For 40 years, Enterprise Community Partners has been devoted to a single mission: to make home a place of pride, power and belonging.

Enterprise is excited to share the Native Housing Developer’s Guide, a resource to assist in developing multifamily housing for your tribal community. 

Services in Housing: An Opportunity to Strengthen America's Public Health Infrastructure is a series of issue briefs that examine the role that housing-based services play in our public health infrastructure.

A Tale of Two Markets is a policy platform designed to build 
a stable housing market in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

The harms exacted by the eviction process expand well beyond America’s families. Eviction has exceedingly destabilized the affordable housing industry at large, exacting a financial toll on the very developers and owners needed to preserve and expand the limited supply of subsidized, affordable housing.

Accessing capital is the most significant hurdle facing emerging small-scale Black, Indigenous and other people of color (BIPOC) real estate developers, and much of that challenge is rooted in the legacies of systemic racism.

Through extensive literature review and qualitative data, this brief draws from the community development sector’s experience to identify best practices, interventions and key common-sense reforms to make land contracts a safer and more effective homeownership tool.

Cities are not homogeneous by race and ethnicity, however, with some neighborhoods still majority non-Hispanic white. Nor are changes within these neighborhoods consistent; for example, those that have experienced gentrification – or the in-migration of higher-income households into traditionally low-income communities – likely have different patterns of racial change than non-gentrified neighborhoods, given inequalities in income distributions across households by race and ethnicity.