One Nine Vine II

A bold, mixed-use development in the heart of 18th & Vine — bringing housing, retail, and real impact to Kansas City.

Three powerful reasons why this project is ready to transform the community — and deliver lasting value.

01.

Historical Context: 18th & Vine District.

Once a thriving cultural hub, now economically distressed due to decades of disinvestment.
Outdated and insufficient housing stock built in the 1960s and 1970s.
Persistent challenges in attracting and sustaining retail.

02.

ONE NINE VINE Phase II Key Components

Mixed-Use, Mixed-Income Development: 15 affordable and 64 market-rate units.
Retail & Amenities: 940 sq. ft. of retail + 4,781 sq. ft. of shared amenities (gym, business center, pet spa, outdoor gazebos).
Timeline: Construction to begin five months after funding commitment; 18-month build, full completion in 28 months.
Expected Residents: Approximately 175 new community members.

03.

Catalyst for Change Through Synergy

Intends to reinvigorate cultural and economic activity, ultimately reducing crime by fostering a vibrant, occupied neighborhood.

KC Central City Economic Development Role

Purpose of Funds

Accelerate construction to minimize the time vacant parcels remain vulnerable to illegal activities.
Provide security improvements (lighting, secure layouts, staffed amenities) that curb crime and enhance quality of life.
Solidify the retail and amenity offering, encouraging positive foot traffic and new investment.

Alignment with CCED Objectives

Stimulates economic growth, job creation, and commercial activity.
Addresses social inequities: Offering both affordable and market-rate units that foster inclusive growth.
Encourages long-term neighborhood stability and supports inclusive development.

Economic Impact & Opportunity

Why Us?

383

New Jobs

Construction and permanent positions

$52M

Economic Output

Total projected economic activity

$18M

Earnings

Wages and income generation

$29M

Added Value

Net contribution to local economy

Surroundings and Strategic Location

Explore the project's location and its connection to the surrounding environment.

Timeline

Project Readiness & Financial Stability

Shovel-Ready Status

All financial commitments are in place beyond the CCED funds.
No zoning variances or permitting obstacles—land is owned, design aligned with local regulations.
Immediate start possible within 12 months of ordinance approval, leveraging Phase I’s resources.

Proven Execution

Phase I was completed on-time and remains fully operational, validating the team’s capacity.
Continuity of architecture, contractors, and management ensures efficiency.

Minimal Additional Incentives

Not seeking further incentives, illustrating financial solidity and readiness to break ground.
Demonstrates a long-term commitment to the district and prioritization of community outcomes.