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See some of our successful work with partners in the Pacific Northwest.

Ernestine Anderson Place

Just up the street from Cheeky Café in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood, the Low Income Housing Institute and Enterprise are preparing to welcome sixty seniors to new, green affordable apartments in this rebounding community.

Villa de Clara Vista

Clara Vista Townhomes is the new construction of 44 units of family housing in Portland, Oregon, developed by Hacienda Community Development Corporation.
  • Consists of 34 three-bedroom and 10 four-bedroom homes in seven two- and three-story buildings located on two separate parcels.
  • Clara Vista is the third phase of a rehabilitation, demolition and new construction project which involves the Villa de Clara Vista complex, Hacienda’s first housing project. 
  • The building program is stacked to create greater open space for landscaping using native and low-maintenance vegetation and trees, paths, courtyards, play areas and a community garden.

High Point

Seattle Housing Authority’s High Point redevelopment, formerly a distressed public housing site, was internationally recognized for its innovative leadership, public-private partnerships and green strategies.
  • Employing healthy, green building practices became a High Point legacy.
  • Strategies resulted in many benefits including a significant decrease in the rate of environmental-related asthma, a leading cause of hospitalization in young people. To advance these goals, Enterprise contributed valuable resources including tax credit equity, grants and technical expertise to this landmark project.

Oregon Preservation Project

The non-renewal of these subsidies could lead to dramatic rent increases or condo conversions, and threaten the welfare of Oregonians dependent on affordable housing.
  • The Oregon Housing Preservation Project exists to preserve expiring federal rent subsidies that make possible affordable housing for low-income families and individuals. 
  • The program's primary purpose is to provide technical expertise and short-term loans to buyers and owners during the renovation, sale or purchase of at-risk properties.
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High Point
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We are Enterprise. Our family includes Enterprise Community Partners, Inc, a national Section 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides expertise for affordable housing and sustainable communities. Financing for affordable housing is offered through our tax-exempt subsidiary, Enterprise Community Loan Fund, Inc., and our for-profit subsidiary, Enterprise Community Investment, Inc. Housing development is offered through Enterprise Community Investment's subsidiary, Enterprise Homes, Inc. The content on this website reflects information about all of these entities.