{Housing for Homeless Seniors Opens} Named after the legendary jazz singer, Ernestine Anderson Place in Seattle will provide green, affordable housing and supportive services to 60 homeless and low-income seniors.
{Yesler TerraceReceives HUD Grant} The Seattle Housing Authority is awarded a $19.7 million Choice Neighborhoods Initiative implementation grant to support the second phase of redevelopment in Yesler Terrace. Learn how Enterprise supports the revitalization of this neighborhood.
{Grand Opening
at Gray’s Landing}
Enterprise joins REACH Community Development, Sen. Jeff Merkley, local dignitaries and project partners in welcoming families and veterans to Gray’s Landing, which brings 209 green, affordable homes to Portland’s South Waterfront. Read what a new home means to veteran Frederica Pippin. Learn more about Gray’s Landing.
{Preserving Housing
for Hood River Families}
Rio Bella and Rio Bella Heights undergo essential renovation to continue providing affordable housing for 54 families in Oregon’s Columbia Gorge.
Learn more about the project.
{Community-Inspired Design}
Located in Seattle’s diverse Beacon Hill neighborhood, Plaza Roberto Maestas features affordable housing, retail and community spaces with convenient access to the city’s light rail system.
Learn more about Plaza Roberto Maestas.
{Our Work in the Pacific Northwest} Enterprise transforms communities across the Pacific Northwest through green affordable housing and thriving neighborhoods, working to ensure communities are environmentally sustainable, healthy and economically diverse.