Climate Resilience

This 2026 Enterprise Green Communities Criteria 3-part webinar series is designed to introduce the updated criteria, delve into the requirements, and empower your path to certification.

Enterprise Community Partners, in collaboration with The Center by Lendistry and Office of: Office, will lead six interactive webinars offering practical guidance to support survivors through recovery and rebuilding.

Join this two-part webinar series on sustainable housing, building decarbonization, and disaster mitigation and recovery co-hosted by Los Angeles Department of Water & Power and Enterprise Community Partners.

Out-of-reach insurance rates in the multifamily sector threaten to destabilize America’s affordable housing portfolio amid an unparalleled national housing crisis. This report examines the insurance issues confronting the sector and offers practical solutions that both housing practitioners and policymakers can put forward to address rising costs, improve coverage, and protect affordable housing.

This fact sheet captures key insights and recommendations from the report, “Curbing the Insurance Spiral: Policy and Practitioner Strategies to Help Stabilize Multifamily Affordable Housing.”

Highlights from an online event series introducing the 2026 Enterprise Green Communities Criteria, including deep dives into key sections and tools to streamline certification.

Trauma-informed care strengthens disaster response and recovery by recognizing the lasting impacts of trauma and integrating practices that promote safety, trust, and healing.

The Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities program has invested $4 billion in 209 catalytic developments across California in its first eight rounds of funding.

Enterprise Community Development (ECD) is a leader in the development of sustainable affordable housing in the Mid-Atlantic region. This resource provides an overview of ECD's clean energy initiative.

Read our 2024 annual report to see the breadth and impact of our work – and the people, places, and partners Enterprise CEO and President Shaun Donovan encountered as he traveled from Baltimore to Boise, from Detroit to Denver, from tribal communities to rural towns.