Crescendo: Multi-Family Construction Urban Neighborhood Initiative and co-developer Brinshore Development are investing $15 million in a multi-family housing development. This site will include 39 mixed-income apartment units, UNI's office and community space.

Single Family Preservation Though there are many vacant and boarded structures in our neighborhoods not all of them are a total loss. With the ability to acquire property from public entities at low to zero cost, allows for UNI to renovate a structure and sell a home to a low to moderate income buyer.

New Single-Family Construction Part of closing the wealth gap is homeownership. UNI is developing single-family homes with accessory dwelling units for homeowners to have additional income options. DRAW Architects sustainable design allows for a home to operate at a level that a homeowner does not become utility cost burdened while UNI provides a home for less than market rate for families to build wealth.

In partnership with VanTrust Reality, UNI finalized plans to launch the Path to Homeownership pilot program. This co-development project aims to promote residential wealth accumulation through homeownership of 250 homes for low-to-moderate income families and individuals. The first four homes are scheduled to break ground by the end of 2022.

Unity Campus: Redevelopment Mid America Regional Council and SWT Design have partnered with UNI to establish plans to convert a former school site into Unity Campus - a 4.75-acre mixed-use development, mixed-income housing, green infrastructure, and a community-focused site.