It starts here

South Vine · Wendell Phillips · Kansas CityIt starts here.

18th & Vine corridor
Kansas City, Missouri
Deep culture
deeper roots
Land held
first homes rising
YR/ 2026
Just south of Kansas City's historic 18th & Vine district is South Vine — a neighborhood rich in culture, creativity, history, and possibility.
This is where UrbanCore first comes to life. A neighborhood where people are already raising their hands, organizing around what's next, and helping shape the future together.
The district, 1925

Place a pin where you have ties.

Kansas City's 1925 atlas — every lot, every subdivision, drawn a century ago. Much of it is still here.

Open the map · place your pinsPan and zoom the full 1925 sheet
What would you live in

Start out, settle in, or stay put — one district.

Pressing it just tells us what to build.

Street view of low-rise single-family homes and townhomesStreet view of small multifamily buildings and walk-upsStreet view of four-story low and midrise buildings
Home type

A house of my own

Detached houses and townhomes, front door straight to the street.

What would you live in?

Own or rent
RSVP for what's next

RSVP For What's Next

An RSVP isn't a reservation. It's a way to raise your hand and help demonstrate what's needed next.

Step 2

What Happens Next?

Raising your hand doesn't reserve a home or commit you to anything.

It helps demonstrate what's needed next.

As more people participate, UrbanCore helps communities understand what they want to build together—and helps shape future opportunities around that demand.

Homes are where we're starting.

Step 3

Building What's Next

Communities organize demand.

But neighborhoods are ultimately shaped by the people and organizations making long-term decisions about land, capital, businesses, and investment.

UrbanCore works with property owners, developers, investors, businesses, nonprofits, and institutions to help them better understand organized neighborhood demand before they invest, build, launch, expand, or grow.

By connecting organized demand with opportunity, UrbanCore helps communities and decision-makers shape what's next together.

UrbanCore is built in Kansas City by Dr. Ebony and Daniel Edwards. Privacy

RSVP For What's Next

An RSVP isn't a reservation. It's a way to raise your hand and help demonstrate what's needed next.

01Pick the economies you want in on.Choose one or more.
02Which of these are you?Select as many as fit — most people are more than one.
03A few questions about South Vine.Interest only. This isn't an application for a home, it just tells us what you're picturing.
Buy, rent-to-own, or rent?
When do you hope to move?
What kind of home speaks to you? · pick any
Bedrooms
04Tell us where to reach you.
Tell us more (optional)

We'll email you about what's next for UrbanCore. No spam, unsubscribe anytime, and raising your hand doesn't commit you to anything. How we use what you share