We build in the part of Kansas City everyone else drove past
A better way to use Opportunity Zones
Opportunity Zones are one of the last federal tools we have for getting private money into neighborhoods that have gone without it for years. The first version, back in 2017, mostly funded places that were already climbing. We got skipped. In 2025 the program became permanent, and a fresh round of zones takes effect on January 1, 2027. That gives us a real shot at doing this the right way at home. We put together deals that earn investors a competitive, tax friendly return and leave the block better than we found it. Those two goals do not fight each other. When the work is done well, each one makes the other easier.
0 years of capital gains exemption on qualified investments.
ACCELERATED depreciation on renewable energy and housing.
KCK catalytic development across Indian Springs and Wyandotte County.
From an empty lot to a place people use
We do a handful of things, and we do them in order. First we find the right sites, the parcels that make sense for the neighborhood and for the numbers. Then we put the capital together and organize the partners and the fund around a real pipeline. We raise money now, and we report on it clearly from the first phone call all the way through to a finished, stabilized building. And we keep residents, local business owners, and city officials involved while we plan, because a project the neighborhood wants gets built faster and costs less.
We do the work in order.
Find the site, put the capital together, build with the people who live there, then stay long enough for it to matter. That sequence is the whole approach, and it is why our projects hold up for investors and for the neighborhood at the same time.
We find the right sites
We look for parcels that make sense for the block and for the numbers, inside designated Opportunity Zones on the Eastside and across the state. A good project starts with good ground.
We put the capital together
We organize investors, a fund, and the right partners around a real pipeline, then write deals that earn a fair return and qualify for Opportunity Zone treatment. We raise money now and report on it clearly.
We build with the neighborhood
Residents, local business owners, and city officials help shape what gets built. A project the community wants moves faster, costs less, and ends up being something people actually use.
We deliver and stick around
We take projects from entitlement through construction and hold them for the long run. Opportunity Zone capital rewards patience, so we are built to stay instead of flip.
Our projects
Real returns and real impact inside designated Opportunity Zones.
Midtown Station
Kansas City, KS
A mixed use redevelopment of the ninety acre former Indian Springs Mall site, bringing housing, retail, and community space back to the meeting of I 635 and I 70, inside a designated Opportunity Zone.
Midtown Station
Kansas City, KS
$1B
Investment
2,000+
Housing Units
50%
Affordable
Midtown Station
Midtown Station is a mixed use development on the old Indian Springs Mall site in Kansas City, Kansas, which has sat dormant for years. We want to bring housing, retail, and places to gather back to ninety acres at the meeting of I 635 and I 70, inside a designated Opportunity Zone. The aim is a higher standard for the Eastside that still belongs to the people already living around it.
- Housing and ground floor retail
- Community and gathering space
- Qualified Opportunity Zone investment
- Built to hold its value for the long run
In the press
Coverage of our projects and the case for investing through Opportunity Zones.
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