A summary of IRA deadlines and updates to help the affordable housing sector access the resources available through this landmark investment in clean energy and action.
With the Purple Line projected to open in late 2027, Enterprise commissioned a Capital Needs and Nonprofit Capacity Analysis to determine what resources are still needed to meet the Purple Line Corridor Coalition’s goal of 17,000 affordable homes.
The Alaska Resilience Academy is a new training series sponsored by Freddie Mac that teaches practitioner-driven housing resilience fundamentals to aid Alaska Native organizations.
Racial equity is at the center of our work. It’s how we dismantle the legacy of systematic racism in housing and close the growing racial wealth gap in America.
The Great Depression prompted the federal government to intervene in housing markets in new ways, both to provide more affordable housing options for citizens in need as well as to stimulate the economy through new construction. State-sanctioned segregation, however, ensured that opportunities for BIPOC to benefit from these new housing options were limited, while federally-backed lending programs designated most communities of color as unfavorable for public and private investment. Even in the run up to World War II, as increased demand for labor in new parts of the country kicked off a second great migration, BIPOC continued to face discrimination across housing markets.