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Enterprise in the News

Nov19

How to Help Subsidized Housing Residents Earn More Money? (Probably Not Work Requirements.)

A new study concludes that federal work requirements for people who receive housing assistance could lead to substantially different outcomes for people based on where they live and how many and what type of jobs they have access to.

Community Impacts

Housing Insecurity

News Release

Nov05

Faith Leaders & Real Estate Industry to Address Washington Region’s Housing Needs

Faith Leaders & Real Estate Industry Partners to Address the Washington Region’s Housing Crisis Enterprise...

Housing Insecurity

Mid-Atlantic

Enterprise in the News

Nov04

How Chase Bank Is Spending $5 Million To Fight Gentrification In Maryland’s Suburbs

Enterprise's David Bowers, local officials and community stakeholders talk with WAMU about the importance of JPMorgan Chase's $5 million in grants to ensure that the Purple Line does not displace existing residents and small businesses.

Housing Insecurity

Transit Oriented Development

Mid-Atlantic

Enterprise in the News

Oct30

This $5 million grant will bring more affordable housing to Brightline rail corridor

The Florida East Coast Railway tracks that carry shiny new Brightline trains between West Palm Beach and Miami soon will roll past more affordable housing thanks to a new $5 million grant.

Housing Insecurity

Transit Oriented Development

Southeast

Enterprise in the News

Oct30

This new plan will create affordable housing along South Florida’s rail path

Enterprise joined local and state partners to unveil “South Florida’s Housing Link Collaborative” plan. A three-year, $5 million investment by JPMorgan Chase & Co. will seed the work.

Housing Insecurity

Transit Oriented Development

Southeast

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Oct30

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Emerging Philanthropic Trends and The Ripple Effect

Enterprise VP and Pacific Northwest Market Leader M.A. Leonard recently moderated a Housing Washington panel on Emerging Philanthropic Trends in Affordable Housing and spoke at Chicago Title’s Fall Symposium Access on the Home & Hope Initiative.

Education

Housing Insecurity

Pacific Northwest

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News Release

Oct14

Ashley Johnson-Hare Joins Enterprise's Mid-Atlantic Team

Ashley Johnson-Hare joins Enterprise as a senior program director in the Mid-Atlantic market, where she will lead the Neighborhood Engagement and Transformation Initiative (NEAT) in Baltimore.

Community Impacts

Housing Insecurity

Mid-Atlantic

Blog Post

Oct28

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Seattle Policy Updates: Surplus Publicly Owned Lands and Equitable Development

Seattle became the first city under a 2018 state law to transfer surplussed publicly owned lands for the development of affordable homes and allotted $5 million to support community-originated projects through its Equitable Development Initiative.

Community Impacts

Housing Insecurity

Pacific Northwest

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News Release

Oct22

JPMorgan Chase Invests $5 Million along Maryland’s Purple Line Corridor

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is making a $5 million, three-year commitment to help expand access to economic opportunity and affordable homes for local residents and small business owners along the 16-mile Purple Line light rail corridor in the Greater Washington region.

Economic Mobility

Housing Insecurity

Transit Oriented Development

Mid-Atlantic

Blog Post

Oct17

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Kenny Marable

Enterprise Supports the City of New Orleans in Addressing Racial Inequity

Enterprise has submitted comments on New Orleans' 2019 Housing Opportunity Study, encouraging the city to view potential changes to zoning ordinances through a racial equity lens.

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Kenny Marable