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Our Priorities in the Southeast

Bringing to bear capital, solutions and policy resources for the production and preservation of multifamily affordable housing projects and promote future development of affordable and mixed-income housing around planned transit
Focusing on addressing capacity needs of local government and affordable housing developers to support community stabilization activities, providing training and technical assistance to key partners in Atlanta and south Florida around assessing financial stability and implementing changes or partnerships to weather the economic downturn
Building and preserving green, healthy and sustainable housing through Enterprise Green Communities

Our Impact in the Southeast

Invested $125 million in grants, loans and equity
Leveraged an additional $470 million to preserve or produce the 6,200 affordable units in the Atlanta metro region
With Green Home Advantage, a partnership between the City of Atlanta, Enterprise, Southface and The Home Depot Foundation, created new baseline green requirements for 300 units in NSP properties and developer resources, resulting in new tools; increased developer capacity and greener, healthier, affordable homes and communities

Key Engagements

Transit-Oriented Development

Enterprise is working with Atlanta BeltLine Inc. to complete an Atlanta BeltLine Mixed Income Transit Oriented Development Implementation Strategy (MITODIS). Affordable Housing Analysis, identifying resources, strategies and the creation of tools for the development of TOD affordable housing, utilizing the Atlanta BeltLine Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

Community Revitalization

Communities are being revitalized through single family rehab of foreclosed homes under the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP). Enterprise is providing capacity building support and NSP Technical Assistance to Metro Atlanta partners to return vacant homes and rebuild blighted neighborhoods into occupied and thriving affordable communities.

Capacity Building

Resources for Residents and Communities (RRC) is leading innovative green modular design of Legacy Point, a 13- single family affordable homes development one block from the planned Atlanta BeltLine. Through green design charrette planning, focusing on storm water management, sustainable building materials, operations and maintenance, resident engagement tools and project support, Enterprise is working with RRC to build its staff capacity, incorporating green building practices into affordable housing design and operations.

Resources & Updates

Southeast News
Read the first issue of Southeast News and stay up to date on our work throughout Enterprise's Southeast market.

Southeast Fact Sheet
Enterprise is providing capital, solutions and policy assistance throughout the Southeast in Ga., Fla., N.C., S.C., Ala. and Tenn. to create and preserve affordable homes and communities. Download the fact sheet.

Atlanta Green Home Advantage
Learn more about the Green Home Advantage program.

Q&A with John O’Callaghan
The president and CEO of Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership shares his thoughts on the importance of Piece by Piece Regional Foreclosure Initiative.

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.