New build for affordable home tier-3 — sold 20% below market rate, demonstrating the ecosystem's ability to compete on price and speed.
From single-family renovations to multi-unit developments — every project is designed to be investible and digestible: a clear case for why it's worth supporting, and an entry point that works at any scale.
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Active and completed affordable housing projects across the Kansas City metro area. Use the filters above to highlight projects by category.
New build for affordable home tier-3 — sold 20% below market rate, demonstrating the ecosystem's ability to compete on price and speed.
New build for affordable home ownership, planned for completion in late Spring 2025. Developed in partnership with Community Services League.
What if the future of affordable housing was right beneath your feet? Introducing the Stone — a prototype that integrates innovative construction with market-competitive pricing.
The second permanent supportive housing collaboration between long-standing community partners — bringing stable housing to Kansas City's most vulnerable residents.
Transforming a historic landmark from a symbol of disinvestment into a centerpiece of Oak Park's revitalization — adaptive reuse at the neighborhood scale.
A transformative affordable housing initiative rooted in the Ivanhoe neighborhood — combining new construction with deep community engagement to restore long-term stability.
Renovation of a single family home for affordable homeownership, listed at $150,000 with substantial down payment assistance — a model for neighborhood reinvestment.
Built by Kala and designed in collaboration with The Way Home and ReNew KC — a showcase for what community-centered design and pre-positioned capital can produce.
New build for affordable home tier-3 developed by Community Housing of Wyandotte County — bringing high-quality construction to an underserved corridor.
Increasing the number of Black teachers in Kansas City by removing housing barriers to entry — workforce housing as a tool for educational equity.
A scalable prototype home that integrates urban workforce training, local ownership, and wealth-building — designed to be replicated across the ecosystem.
New build for affordable home tier-3 developed by Community Housing of Wyandotte County — part of a growing corridor of new construction in the St. Peters area.
Quality, safe, affordable housing in Kansas City, KS — a utopian 4-phase development that creates an entirely new neighborhood fabric in an underserved area.
A neighborhood-led initiative to enhance housing efficiency and stability across the Ivanhoe corridor — driven by residents, coordinated by the ecosystem.
New-construction, energy-efficient home offering exceptional space for the price — five bedrooms at an affordable tier-3 price point, built for multigenerational families.
Englewood offers great opportunities for permanent affordable housing — this overlay district approach blends arts and culture with housing to stabilize an entire neighborhood.
A $95M mixed-income, transit-oriented development delivering 250 homes — 70% affordable — and 18,000 SF of retail to Kansas City’s East Side at 31st & Prospect.
New build for affordable home tier-3 — energy-efficient new construction bringing quality housing stock to the Armourdale neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas.
Completely rehabbed 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch-style home by Habitat for Humanity — restored to like-new condition and offered at an affordable tier-3 price point.
A master-planned gated community of 23 homes in Kansas City, Kansas — demonstrating that intentional community design and affordable housing aren't mutually exclusive.
30 tiny homes and a Resource Center expanding the proven Eden Village model — a gated community offering hope, dignity, and security for the chronically homeless. Groundbreaking spring 2026.
Renovation of a single family home for affordable homeownership. Household support provided by Partners in Housing — sold and occupied.
Home being built in partnership with USD 500 so students can experience new build construction firsthand — workforce development and housing production in one project.
Renovation of a single family home for affordable homeownership. Household support provided by Partners in Housing — sold and occupied.
A multifamily development in Rosedale designed to bring concentrated affordable units to one of KCK's most transit-connected corridors. Currently on hold pending capital coordination.
Renovation of a single family home for affordable homeownership in the East 49-63 corridor — part of a targeted block-by-block stabilization strategy.
Affordable homeownership pathways for veterans and first responders — combining workforce service recognition with the ecosystem's capital deployment infrastructure.
Adaptive reuse and new construction replacing Brush Creek Towers with 280 modern senior units — offering 60%–120% AMI and market-rate housing with on-site healthcare services.
65 new-construction units dedicated to veterans at 60% and 80% AMI — replacing Dunbar Gardens with purpose-built housing developed in partnership with VA Health.
A transformative 1,300-unit mixed-income development replacing Theron B. Watkins Homes — 460 affordable and workforce units alongside 840 market-rate, anchored by 250,000 SF of retail and a 973-ft public art installation.
250 new-construction senior units at 60%–120% AMI replacing Pemberton Heights — featuring on-site healthcare and pharmacy services designed for aging-in-place.
230 new-construction townhomes replacing Riverview Gardens — serving families at 30%–80% AMI and market rate, with an emphasis on pathways to homeownership along Kansas City's historic Paseo corridor.
349 new-construction family units replacing West Bluff at 30%–80% AMI and market rate — anchored by neighborhood-serving grocery and retail to reinvest in a long-disinvested community.
685 new-construction family homes replacing Guinotte Manor at 30% AMI through market rate — the largest HAKC development, designed to create lasting homeownership opportunities in Columbus Park.
3-bed, 2-bath new construction on a prime corner lot in Ivanhoe. A high-performance home designed for 60% AMI households — available for pre-sale with finish customization during early construction.
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Total unit production across all 33 projects.
Unit counts represent full project targets across all phases and timelines — not units expected by a specific date. Projects range from single homes currently under construction to large multi-phase developments in early planning. Figures sourced from project descriptions, early 2026.
Three layers of capital. One model that makes permanently affordable housing financially viable — and mission-rate lending is the critical lever.
The Way Home structures every project around a capital stack designed for speed, scale, and sustainability. By layering three types of capital, affordable housing projects can move at market velocity while remaining permanently affordable.
Catalytic first-in capital from foundations and donors. Grants de-risk the entire stack, attract institutional lenders, and fill the gap that no other capital source will touch.
Below-market loans from CDFIs, impact investors, and mission-aligned lenders. This layer bridges the gap between philanthropy and conventional financing.
Market-rate debt and tax credit equity from banks and institutional investors. The largest layer — unlocked and de-risked by the 10% and 30% beneath it.
Projections based on partner capacity assessments, early 2026 — subset of full The Way Home ecosystem. Figures represent planning-stage targets subject to capital availability and project timelines.
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