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Can’t see this email properly? View Online eConnect a national monthly enewsletter “I can see us staying here for a very long time.” Cameron Owen works from sunset to sunrise and then heads to college. His wife Callie manages a similarly crowded schedule. With three young children, including twins, spare time is rare. Being able to raise their family in a healthy, affordable home is paramount. When the Owens moved into their home at Canyon Crossing at Riverwalk in Midvale, Utah, they gained an additional bedroom, greener and more costefficient utilities, including geothermal heating and cooling, and more modern features – all at a comparable rent to their former apartment. Along with helping them keep their heads above water financially, their new home is a source of pride. As Cameron pursues his degree, the Owens – whose story is captured in our annual report – plan to stay at Canyon Crossing until they’re able to buy a house. “I can see us staying here for a very long time,” Callie says.
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“I can see us staying here for a very long time.”
Cameron Owen works from sunset to sunrise and then heads to college. His wife Calliemanages a similarly crowded schedule. With three young children, including twins, sparetime is rare. Being able to raise their family in a healthy, affordable home is paramount.
When the Owens moved into their home at Canyon Crossing at Riverwalk in Midvale,Utah, they gained an additional bedroom, greener and more costefficient utilities,including geothermal heating and cooling, and more modern features – all at acomparable rent to their former apartment. Along with helping them keep their headsabove water financially, their new home is a source of pride.
As Cameron pursues his degree, the Owens – whose story is captured in our annualreport – plan to stay at Canyon Crossing until they’re able to buy a house. “I can see usstaying here for a very long time,” Callie says.
The Future of Urban Life: A Blueprint
In his new book, "The WellTempered City," urbanist and Enterprise Trustee Jonathan F.P. Rose offers a model for building cities with more equality and harmony.
NEWS & PERSPECTIVE
Three EnterpriseSupported Developments Win Affordable Housing Finance 2016Readers’ Choice Awards Enterprise Forms New Health Advisory Council with Nationally Recognized Experts J. Ronald Terwilliger and Tony Salazar Named to AHF Hall of Fame Baltimore: Community Celebrates the Grand Opening of 80 Affordable Homes
Albuquerque, N.M.: $12 Million Investment Helps Build MixedUse AffordableHousing Development Two New Guides Address the Needs of Aging Residents as Senior PopulationContinues to Soar Emily Cadik Named Among AHF’s 2016 Young Leaders Audio: Andy Geer on A New Way to Preserve Affordable Housing In Chicago Michael Spotts on Balancing Priorities in LowIncome Housing Tax CreditAllocation Policies Blog: Redeveloping Green in Maryland
Taking a Chance:Revitalizing Baltimore's Remington Neighborhood
Seeing the possibilities in a struggling Baltimore neighborhood, Enterprise partneredwith Seawall Development to catalyze change and expand opportunity. Our newvideo shows the revitalization of Remington.
The Importance of Creating a Shared Vision:A Q&A with Richard Barnhart,
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Chairman & CEO of Pennrose
We were excited to sit down and talk recently with Richard Barnhart, chairman andCEO of Pennrose.
Enterprise has partnered with the real estate development firm on fivedevelopments, including the transformation of Saint Luke’s (featured in our annualreport) from a neighborhood blight into a thriving, multigenerational living andlearning campus.
Read our Q&A with Mr. Barnhart.
EVENTS
ENTERPRISE RESOURCE CENTER
Visit our online library for a wide offering of new and timeless affordable housing tools andresources:
The HOME Investment Partnerships Program’s Impact on America’s Families andCommunities
Webinar: Tax Credits 101 – Part 1: Low Income (LIHTC) and Renewable EnergyTax Credits
SOCIAL
Here are a few notable tweets:
@JonSearlesProof that sustainable and affordable housing can be one and the same
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@EnterpriseNow @FannieMae http://www.fanniemae.com/portal/aboutus/media/corporatenews/2016/6440.html
@SecretaryCastroHUD to housing providers: Under #FairHousing Act, limited English proficiency is notan excuse for discrimination → http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/press
@ChildDefender1 in 3 Black children were poor in 2015 compared to 1 in 8 White children.http://ow.ly/oo8R304fhaS #EndChildPoverty
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QUOTE OF THE MONTH
“It’s nice. It’s safe. Management’s really on top of things. I feel like it’s home.” Callie Owen, Canyon Crossing at Riverwalk Resident
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