Transit-Oriented Community Development Projects

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Transit-Oriented Community Development is a way to create equitable transit and new revenue for KCATA while also driving the economic prosperity enabled by public transportation.

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TOCD Ascent Apartments

Ascent Apartments

Status: Passed

A 357-unit market-rate project with multimodal transit upgrades, backed by North Kansas City Schools and Clay County EDC.
TOCD Project Theparker Rendering

The Parker

Status: Passed

House of Hits renovation adds 48 affordable homes on busy bus routes, plus retail space to boost jobs and local economic growth.
TOCD Project Theaiden Rendering

The Aiden

Status: Passed

The 1919 Kessler Building, once tied to Walt Disney, is being reborn as an 84-room Best Western boutique hotel.
TOCD Project Redbud Reserve

Redbud Reserve

Status: Passed

Garden-style affordable apartment community slated for construction along the State Avenue corridor. Land that has been vacant for years will bolster eight 3-story buildings, a clubhouse, playground, and ample open space.
TOCD Project The Holtman Building Rendering

The Holtman Building

Status: Passed

The 1918 Holtman Building is being reborn with retail and housing, increasing transit-corridor density and ridership.
TOCD Project SW 19 At The Stadium Rendering

SW19 at the Stadium

Status: Complete

SW19 launched in June 2025, with Phase 2 in Spring 2026, and supports student pickleball training tied to health, education, and scholarships.
TOCD project citizen exterior

Citizen

Status: Complete

KCATA approved Citizen, a 226-unit TOCO project connecting Volker, 39th Street transit, and KU Medical Center.
Arrive KC building under construction

ArriveKC Apartments

Status: In Construction

This nearly 400-unit project links the Main Street streetcar extension, Martini Corner, and key Midtown landmarks.

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