Enterprise in the News
Oct12
Enterprise's Faith-Based Development Initiative helps houses of faith turn unused buildings and land into affordable homes and community facilities.
Enterprise in the News
Oct05
Housing Wire reports on the announcement from Freddie Mac and Enterprise about their partnership creating a new Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Fund. It marks Freddie's re-entry into the Housing Credit market, which finances the overwhelming majority of the country’s affordable rental housing.
Enterprise in the News
Oct03
Enterprise's Home & Hope Site Mapping Tool and a recent Seattle City Council resolution make it easier to develop surplus public property into affordable homes and early learning centers.
News Release
Oct04
Home & Hope Site Mapping Tool Launched
A new mapping tool identifies tax-exempt sites owned by public agencies and nonprofits in King County, Washington, especially suited for the development of affordable homes with early learning centers.
News Release
Oct04
Freddie Mac Reenters Housing Credit Market Via Fund with Enterprise
Freddie Mac has reentered the Housing Credit market, closing its first Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Fund with Enterprise Community Investment and its first equity investment within that fund.
Enterprise in the News
Sep26
In a City Limits op-ed, three authors praise Enterprise for roundtables that have enabled people from the affordable housing, supportive housing, legal services, human rights and fair housing sectors to discuss the complicated issues around fair housing, affordable housing and community preference in New York.
Enterprise in the News
Sep25
Richmond TV station WTVR reports on groundbreaking for the Jackson Ward development in the city's most historic African American neighborhood. Enterprise affiliate CPDC is leading the project, which will provide 154 apartment homes, including 72 for low-income seniors.
Enterprise in the News
Sep17
In The Nevada Independent, U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto writes that meeting the Reno area's need for affordable housing requires partnerships among government, nonprofits, landowners and construction companies, and she cites Enterprise's role in helping the region meet those needs.
News Release
Sep19
Undesign the Redline Exhibit Opens in Cleveland
Enterprise, Cleveland Neighborhood Progress and Mt. Pleasant Now Development Corporation are hosting Undesign the Redline, a new interactive exhibit that explores the history of race, class and U.S. housing policy, and how this legacy continues to shape Cleveland and its neighborhoods.
Enterprise in the News
Sep13
The budget proposal includes a record $50 million for affordable housing programs, a good start in creating new strategies and funding to benefit the most vulnerable residents, says Enterprise VP Jennie Rodgers.