Priorities & Impact

Our Priorities in Southern California

• Expand the supply of green, affordable housing and advance equitable transit-oriented development in Los Angeles
   
• Promote policies that support preservation and development of affordable housing for low-income families, including Mayor Villaragiosa’s Housing That Works plan
   
• Provide technical expertise and funding to nonprofit housing organizations to help them stabilize and build capacity
   
• Advance innovative practices in green building and design through Enterprise Green Communities charette grants and retrofit pilot programs
   
• Increase housing and services for the most vulnerable populations of our communities, including the chronically homeless, veterans, seniors and transition-aged youth.

Our Impact in Southern California

• Invested nearly $800 million in Southern California
   
• Developed more than 11,000 apartments in low-income neighborhoods
   
• Created more than 500 affordable homeownership opportunities
   
• Helped to secure new public and private funding for affordable housing in Los Angeles,  including the $90 million New Generation Fund and $140 million in Neighborhood Stabilization funds from the federal government.