The harms exacted by the eviction process expand well beyond America’s families. Eviction has exceedingly destabilized the affordable housing industry at large, exacting a financial toll on the very developers and owners needed to preserve and expand the limited supply of subsidized, affordable housing.

Accessing capital is the most significant hurdle facing emerging small-scale Black, Indigenous and other people of color (BIPOC) real estate developers, and much of that challenge is rooted in the legacies of systemic racism.

The Rental Assistance Demonstration helps preserve public housing by enabling public housing agencies to access new sources of funding to complete renovations and to preserve the buildings as affordable for the long term. The tools below are intended to empower and engage residents as their buildings go through the RAD conversion process to ensure the best possible outcomes.

A report summarizing conversations around credit building for renters.

Analyses of Census data used to identify and classify counties that lost housing between 2010 and 2020, and their implications for future housing policy.

Explore the potential positive outcomes of allowing low-density multifamily (LDMF) development in areas previously reserved for single-family development, as well as prominent regulatory and financing challenges to creating LDMF housing.

As the country heads toward a pivotal midterm election, we outline the key policy priorities Congress and the White House must enact to create more affordable housing in America.

Portfolio Trends Analysis provides information on our asset management, drawing from our year-end 2020 financials, and reviews and analyzes key trends.

A report outlining credit reporting practices for renters

Enterprise Climate Resilience Academies are regional cohort-based technical assistance and learning opportunities for affordable housing owners, operators and developers to engage with one another, content experts and local stakeholders to address the unique hazards of their region.