TOCD

Neighbors Construction Company shares progress on the ArriveKC apartments.  With dozens of photos vividly documenting progress, from the ground up and drone images providing aerial views. Details shared in this article include location, owner/developer, the unique clubhouse features, down to the finishes you will find in the apartments.

Home of the Kansas City Stingers, this state of the art Pickleball facility is for everyone.  You can rent a court, join the youth program, take classes and so much more.  After a spirited game of Pickleball, be sure to stop by our coffee bar or dine in our restaurant to refuel.  We look forward to seeing you soon!

Wandrian Studios gives us a glimpse of the conversion that will transform the Kessler Building into the Aiden by Best Western. Located at 13th and Oak, the Aiden will be KCATA's first jobs access-oriented TOCD facility.

Located near 39th Street and State Line Road, and adjacent to the world class University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC), Citizen offers studio, one, and two-bedroom apartments designed for those who crave connection and authentic atmosphere.

The name pays tribute to legendary saxophonist Charlie "Bird" Parker, honoring his lasting influence on the cultural legacy of the district.  This new development will breathe new life into the historic Jazz District through the renovation of the legendary House of Hits building.

A largely vacant office building near the T-Mobile Center will become a hotel with a flag new to Kansas City.

SW19 at the Stadium offers programs for inner city youth, clinics for beginners, classes with professional players, casual drop-in play and competitive leagues and tournaments.

Retaining historic Scotford Building and substantially increasing density on unbuilt site, the Citizen is one of the first authorized TOCD facilities.

One of the first Transit Oriented Community Development (TOCD) facilities to be approved, completion is just around the corner. Check out our amenities and watch for floor plans. You are invited to submit a contact form so we can share more exciting details about Mohawk at 15.

"At KCATA, our mission is to create access to housing, healthcare, education and employment. One of the ways we do that is by supporting transit-oriented community development along the transit corridors we serve." Frank White III

Named for historic Jazz legend, Charlie Parker, this renovation plans for 48 residential units and more than 10,000 square feet of commercial space.  Construction is expected to take 16 months to complete.

Frank White III, President/CEO, Kansas City Area Transportation Authority shares how Transit-Oriented Community Development (TOCD) can transform communities.  In this article he outlines three ways in which TOCD is a vehicle for change.