The Social Return on Investment (SROI) report is part of our commitment to provide transparent and measurable accounts of our work.

This August, we at Enterprise Community Partners presented our comments on the proposed rulemaking changes to the Community Reinvestment Act, the 1977 law that was designed to undo the racist underinvestment in low-income and communities of color.

People spend nearly 90 percent of their time inside, making indoor air quality central to health and well-being. Low-income populations are disproportionally affected by a range of illnesses and adverse health effects that can be exacerbated by poor indoor air quality, and improvements to the indoor environment can be an important mechanism to address health disparities.

The goal of this resource is to cut through the complicated and burdensome process of developing affordable rental housing on Native land and to give developers a phased approach to use when tackling their projects.

Enterprise's Climate Resilience Academy - Gulf Coast is a cohort-based technical assistance and learning opportunity for affordable housing owners, operators and developers across Louisiana, Texas and Mississippi.

The Strategies for Multifamily Building Resilience provides practical guidance for multifamily building owners on a variety of retrofit and mitigation strategies.

Rural housing providers and nonprofits will learn to acquire and/or preserve affordable homes in rural Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.

Enterprise Community Partners is taking a coordinated and comprehensive approach to protect renters from eviction and displacement and to ensure that all landlords can continue providing America’s renters with stable, affordable homes.

Enterprise is charting an equitable path forward, building resilient futures and advancing solutions that make a good home affordable for the millions of families without one.

The Design Competition Resource Guide provides an introduction to the primary steps involved in organizing and executing a design competition.