Affordable Housing

This report documents how capital investments and technical assistance delivered in a historically disinvested neighborhood produced measurable outcomes with fewer evictions, reduced foreclosure risk, and a more stable affordable housing stock.

This playbook, developed in collaboration with the Coalition for Responsible Community Development, outlines the recommended steps to stand up program based on the LROC pilot program in the South Los Angeles Playbook.

Enterprise has released a new report showing the impact of long lease-up times on affordable housing in New York. We find that it takes over 14 months to lease-up a new affordable housing building, with timeframes and delays well beyond the national average. We highlight recommendations to speed up move ins to benefit New Yorkers in need of a home, and struggling owners of affordable housing.

Launched in 2021, the Local Rental Owners Collaborative (LROC) supports small independent landlords in preserving affordable housing and keeping residents stably housed across South Los Angeles. This webinar explores LROC's impact from its emergency response to the pandemic to a longer-term preservation model that centers the needs of small property owners.

Housing and policy experts discuss findings from Enterprise's 2026 California Affordable Housing Production Pipeline report.

An in-depth report featuring finance, funding, and policy solutions designed to preserve small and medium multifamily affordable housing. The report demonstrates that successful preservation requires flexible financing, cross-sector partnerships, technical assistance, and strong local networks.

Archway Communities is a Colorado-based nonprofit that has provided affordable housing and resident services for over 50 years. Recognizing the critical importance of preserving the affordability of units serving low-income seniors in a high-demand area, Archway moved quickly to renovate Downing Square.

This report from Enterprise and the National Equity Fund highlights the distress in New York's affordable housing stock and what solutions stakeholders must take to reverse it.

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

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.