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Enterprise is Part of Winning Consortium
HUD recently announced that Enterprise, as part of a consortium, has been selected to operate the Strong Cities, Strong Communities National Resources Network.

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Focus on Healthy Homes
Enterprise Community Partners President & CEO Terri Ludwig argues that green housing is a matter of public health. Read Terri’s blog in the Huffington Post on the importance of healthy homes.
$50 Million New Markets Tax Credit Allocation
Enterprise was awarded $50 million in New Markets Tax Credit allocation from the U.S. Treasury Department’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund).

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A Conversation with Tom Osdoba

Watch highlights from a casual conversation with Thomas Osdoba, Vice President of Green Initiatives, on Enterprise's role in greening affordable housing.
2020 Green is a commitment to make progress toward the goal of ensuring that all housing with public subsidy and long term affordability requirements has the opportunity to benefit from green practices by 2020.
Incremental Costs, Measurable Savings Update
This update to Incremental Cost, Measurable Savings report illustrates the cost effectiveness of the Enterprise Green Communities Criteria. Results were highlighted and explained in a Live Online Event.
Investing in Opportunity
A $5 million fund started by Enterprise Chairman Ron Terwilliger has helped create more than 12,000 affordable homes since 2007, while helping generate innovative solutions to the nation’s housing challenges.

Housing Plus Transit
Opportunity can’t grow in isolation. The Ford Foundation supports our efforts to link affordable housing to public transit so people have access to schools, jobs, health care and other vital places and services.