Our Priorities in Washington, D.C.
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Preserving affordable housing for low and moderate income families in the Washington, D.C. region
- D.C. Preservation Loan Fund provides access to critical acquisition and predevelopment capital
- Working with local partners to preserve affordable housing near rail stations through the Green Preservation of Affordable Transit-Oriented Housing (GreenPATH) Initiative
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Supporting the production of new affordable housing and community facilities
- Working with houses of worship to develop their underutilized real estate assets into homes and community spaces through the Faith-Based Development Initiative
- Committing to making affordable housing in the D.C. area healthier, more energy efficient and better for the environment through Enterprise Green Communities and the D.C. Green Communities initiative
Our Impact in Washington, D.C.
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Invested more than $450 million in producing or preserving more than 10,000 homes
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Invested more than $15 million to build or preserve more than 900 Enterprise Green Communities homes
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Created more than 100,000 square feet of commercial and community space
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Through our Faith-Based Development Initiative (FBDI):
- Produced 228 homes
- 1,151 more homes are in the pipeline
- Worked with over 40 faith-based partners and community organizations
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Provided over $145,000 in grants, $1.5 million in loans and $13.8 million in Low-Income Housing Tax Credits
- Enterprise and GreenHOME teamed up to form the D.C. Green Communities initiative. Together, we helped to pass the D.C. Green Building Act of 2006 – one of the most advanced green building laws in the country.
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