In Washington, D.C., husband-and-wife team Richard Cunningham and Jésyl Crowdy-Cunningham are leading a powerful transformation to ensuring veterans have a safe place to live. Their firm, Cunningham Real Estate Holdings, toperates 160 mixed-income rental homes across a dozen communities, and with more in development.

On July 5, Governor Gavin Newsom’s Reorganization Plan (GRP) went into effect with the goal of ushering in the structural changes needed in California to effectively address the affordable housing and homelessness crisis.

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved their HUD fiscal year 2026 (FY26) spending bill proposal on July 24, rejecting many of the drastic cuts and proposals to consolidate rental assistance and homelessness programs that were included in the President’s Budget Request, and avoiding many of the cuts that were proposed in the House bill.

Oxford Mills, in the heart of Philadelphia's South Kensington-Fishtown neighborhood and financed in part through $10 million in New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) allocations from Enterprise, has been transformed into a vibrant home for local teachers, lower income families, and community-serving nonprofits.

With its SparkBuild initiative, Red River Community Housing Development Organization is working to close the housing gap in North Dakota's Region 4.

Kwamé Juakali was 15 when he walked with his family along the Interstate highway in New Orleans toward the Superdome, seeking shelter, food, and water four days after Hurricane Katrina devastated his hometown. Twenty years later, Enterprise Program Manager Juakali reflects on the impact and significance of the unprecedented storm.