US EditionAffordable Housing Development Organizations Break Ground on First Collaborative, Northeast Land Trust Home
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Affordable Housing Development Organizations Break Ground on First Collaborative, Northeast Land Trust Home
Julia Williams Editor-in-Chief On Thursday morning, May 1, members from Jerusalem Farm, The Way Home, Kansas City Community Land Trust (KCCLT) and the Northeast Community gathered at 703 Jackson Ave., within the Lykins neighborhood, to witness the groundbreaking of what will become a four bed, two bath Land Trust- built home. Jerusalem Farm — a Northeast Catholic nonprofit, which works to assist with housing, among other partnerships, througho…
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