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Recovery efforts after wildfires in Los Angeles

Building Back in LA

The city and county of Los Angeles have made historic strides toward wildfire recovery, completing the fastest hazardous materials cleanup in the Environmental Protection Agency’s history. Yet even in well-resourced areas, residents of multifamily and nontraditional housing are often overlooked.
Resilience
Policy 
Southern California
News

Enterprise Community Partners Welcomes Major Wins for Housing Resources in Senate Budget Proposal

Enterprise Community Partners today applauds the Senate Finance Committee for including language in its budget reconciliation package proposal that would permanently extend the New Market Tax Credit and strengthen the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, a resoundingly bipartisan way to expand the housing supply and economic opportunity in every part of the nation.
Preservation and Production
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
New Markets Tax Credit
Policy 
Chicago
Detroit
Gulf Coast
Mid-Atlantic
New York
Northern California
Ohio
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Rural Communities
Southeast
Southern California
Tribal Nations
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Aerial view of the Virginia Avenue Apartment and neighborhood

Strategies for Preserving Unsubsidized Affordable Housing

May 12, 2025
In this virtual panel, housing providers shared three effective models of affordable housing preservation—also known as acquisition-rehab—successfully implemented in the South Bay.
Partner Sustainability  
Preservation and Production
Preservation
Community Ownership and Stewardship
Northern California
Affordable Housing
Bay Area
Housing Stability
Preservation
Rehabilitation
State/Local Policy
Tenant Protections
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Silver Gardens Albuquerque

Four Key Findings from the 2025 State of the Nation’s Housing Report

The State of the Nation’s Housing 2025, a report from Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies, found that households are still grappling with high purchasing and rental costs, despite a rise in multifamily housing completions in 2024, and growth in the inventory of homes for sale in 98 of the nation’s 100 largest metro areas in early 2025.
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