Building performance standards – or BPS, outcome-based policies that require buildings to verifiably meet energy or energy performance targets – are part of a national movement driving toward long-term sustainability and a zero-emissions future.

Members of nine tribes from across California recently gathered at a site where 30 homes will be built. The future homes will be part of a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) development owned by the Tuolumne Economic Development Authority (TEDA), a federally chartered tribal corporation governed by the Tuolumne Me-Wuk Tribe.

Enterprise partnered with the King County Department of Community and Human Services and Communities of Opportunity to deliver an eight-part training series on affordable housing development to local community groups.

From Wisconsin to Wyoming to Oklahoma to South Dakota, our Tribal Nations team recently partnered with Native American organizations to advance economic development, homeownership, resilience, and coalition work.

The Enterprise Community Leadership Council, or ECLC, ensures our work is meeting needs and providing effective solutions, and that group – comprised of leaders from across our sector – has proven pivotal in guiding our work.