Enterprise Community Partners

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$130 Million Goal Achieved

Since 1982, Enterprise Community Partners has introduced solutions through public-private partnerships with financial institutions, governments, community organizations and other partners, to enact the vision that one day, every person will have an affordable home in a vibrant, healthy, economically, environmentally and socially sustainable community. Enterprise has raised and invested nearly $16 billion in equity, grants and loans to help build or preserve nearly 320,000 affordable rental and for-sale homes, creating vital communities and more than half a million jobs nationwide.

For more information about Enterprise Community Partners, visit the website.

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Enterprise is headquartered in Columbia, Md. with offices in Chicago, Denver, New York, the Gulf Coast, the Mid-Atlantic, Northern California, Ohio, the Pacific Northwest, the Southeastern United States and in Southern California. Enterprise is focused on creating opportunity for low- and moderate-income people through affordable housing in diverse, thriving communities.

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Enterprise Community Partners is a national organization that provides expertise to developers, leads policy work and initiatives, and makes grants to partners to help them strengthen their operations. The Enterprise family of companies shares a single mission: increasing access to affordable homes in thriving communities.

  • Enterprise Green Communities provides a framework and resources for delivering unprecedented energy, environmental and health benefits to low- and moderate-income families in neighborhoods across the United States. The Enterprise Green Communities Criteria helps bring the health, economic and environmental benefits of sustainable construction to affordable housing. It has helped to create or rehabilitate more than 38,000 healthy homes. Enterprise Green Communities is also testing financing models to help fund the green retrofit of existing affordable homes. Most recently, in partnership with Bank of America, Enterprise provided entity-level loans to selected high-capacity housing owners to make energy-efficiency upgrades to their affordable housing properties, while Enterprise Green Communities’ eco-district work focuses on taking lessons learned on the building level and applying them to the community scale.
  • Enterprise Community Investment, a subsidiary of Enterprise Community Partners is one of the main vehicles through which Enterprise brings capital into projects, including Housing Credit (LIHTC) equity, New Markets Tax Credits, Development & consulting through Enterprise Homes, and Multifamily & commercial real estate lending through Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital LLC.
  • Enterprise Community Asset Management oversees a portfolio of homes financed by Housing Credit investments – from project construction, lease-up and completion throughout the 15-year Housing Credit compliance.
To Learn More, Contact: 

Esther Toporovsky
etoporovsky@enterprisecommunity.org