Together.HomesKansas City

KC developers · builders & GCs · lot owners · designers · manufacturers

Join our Builders Network.
Help us navigate your challenges.

Tell us what's actually in your way — the line that caps, the quote that never moves, the crew you can't keep busy. We're building the answer with you, not at you.

Collective purchasing power 288 confirmed homes buying as one — a volume tier suppliers actually answer. Working now
Transparent pricing One printed sheet, capped markup you can audit — every member on it. Working now
Prefab, panelized & mass timber production First allocation on panels, trusses and mass timber from the facility the book pays for. When the book justifies it
Future options for revenue sharing Built to become member-owned over time. If it's papered, terms come in writing. Future option

No dues · no exclusivity · no lien on your land · no obligation to buy or build with anyone · come off the list any time by saying so

Why this exists

KC's urban core puts up fewer than 200 new homes a year because twenty operations are each buying, borrowing and building alone — and nobody gets real pricing under about 100 homes.

Put your upcoming homes on one shared book and the group crosses that line together, without merging anything: your lots, your crews, your clients and your upside stay yours.

The state moved first: Missouri staked $2.8M in NPA tax credits behind the book’s first homes, on a clock to 12/31/2028. The rest of the money is not raised yet — the book is what makes it raisable.

Where you fit in the whole

Five seats, one chain, all being filled at once — pick yours.

01 Developerlots + pipeline you bringThe demand → 02 Builder / GCcrews + schedule you bringThe execution → 03 Lot Ownerland, no team yet you bringThe ground → 04 Design Proarchitect · engineer you bringThe repeatability → 05 Mfg & Supplyplants · yards · subs you bringThe machine → + City · institution · partnernot a builder? this way your door istogether.homes ↗

288 homes confirmed. The 100-home line is already crossed.

The book gets stronger with your name in it — and the cost of being wrong is a signature.