Historic Northeast Lofts
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Historic Northeast Lofts
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What if everything you needed was within a five-minute walk?

Most apartments are just apartments. You drive to daycare. You drive to the doctor. You drive to the grocery store. And you pay a utility bill on top of rent.
Here, all of that is within a five-minute walk. And your electric bill is zero.

What if housing, healthcare, childcare, a food hall, a community center, and job-connected transit all existed within a five-minute walk? That's what Historic Northeast Lofts will be.
Not just 395 homes — though we're proud of them. But a complete neighborhood. The kind of neighborhood that used to exist in every American city before we zoned it out of existence.
This is what a neighborhood looks like when you design it around what people actually need.
What if everything you needed was right where you lived?
TIMELINE
For over a century, this building has equipped people for what matters most.
The building opens as a garment manufacturing facility, employing two thousand seamstresses crafting made-to-order clothing for families across the Midwest.
The building opens as a garment manufacturing facility, employing two thousand seamstresses crafting made-to-order clothing for families across the Midwest.
During World War II, the site is converted to a military supply depot, equipping soldiers with everything they needed to survive.
During World War II, the site is converted to a military supply depot, equipping soldiers with everything they needed to survive.
The General Services Administration converts the campus to federal offices, serving the Kansas City region for decades.
The General Services Administration converts the campus to federal offices, serving the Kansas City region for decades.
Arnold Development Group breaks ground on Historic Northeast Lofts, beginning the transformation into a complete neighborhood.
Arnold Development Group breaks ground on Historic Northeast Lofts, beginning the transformation into a complete neighborhood.
Doors open. A new chapter begins for KC's Historic Northeast.
Doors open. A new chapter begins for KC's Historic Northeast.
BY THE NUMBERS

Historic Northeast Lofts is developed by Arnold Development Group, a Kansas City-based B-Corporation led by Jonathan Arnold.
ADG's previous projects include Second and Delaware — a 276-unit development in Kansas City that earned the National Apartment Association's Best New Construction Community in the country (2022) and is the world's largest Passive House certified building. Before ADG, Arnold founded Arnold Imaging in 1998, a visualization firm that has helped shape developments nationwide.
ADG builds to a Triple Bottom Line — People, Planet, Profit — and designs buildings meant to last 100 years or more.