The Nash Group

At the heart of The Nash Group, we are absolutely thrilled about creating affordable housing! With boundless enthusiasm, we dive into projects for our own portfolio, forging strong partnerships along the way. But wait, there's more – we also take on development projects for others! Our stellar infrastructure consulting, urban planning, and real estate advisory practice is fueled by top-notch experts in the field. And guess what? We proudly offer one of the largest selection of affordable housing development live and on-demand webinars in the United States through our Education and Training Platforms. Our ultimate mission is to make the world a better place through our impactful projects, one step at a time. If you're ready to turn your dreams into reality, why not reach out to us today? Let's have an exhilarating conversation about how we can achieve great things together!

2023

• Tackling the Affordable Housing Crisis, SAVOY Magazine, April 19, 2024.
• Student Spotlight: Championing Affordable Housing, Brown University School of Public Health, March 8, 2024.
• Young Entrepreneur Learns Real Estate World Best By Watching Father Hone His Craft. The CALL Paper. August 11, 2023. 
• KCATA Board of Commissioners approves three affordable multi-family housing developments. Mass Transit Magazine. May 16, 2023.
• KCATA approves three transit-oriented affordable housing facilities. WDAF Fox 4 News. May 15, 2023.
• KCATA commissioners approve incentives for affordable housing projects. The Kansas City Business Journal. June 20, 2023.
• KCATA approves two transformative affordable housing developments. MetroWire Media. February 1, 2023. 

2022

• Arielle Nash, President of The Nash Group honored by Kansas City Mayor and City Council. Legislative Session. December 1, 2022.
• 20 in their Twenties: The Future of Business Has Already Arrived. Ingram’s Magazine. October Issue. 2022.
• “20 to Know” in Commercial Real Estate. The Kansas City Business Journal. October 7, 2022. 
• The Nash Group: A Higher Calling, by Savoy Staff August 1, 2022
• Air Force Veteran and USC Price Graduate Increases Affordable Housing in the Heartland, June 6, 2022 – Susan L. Wampler.
• 2022 Most Influential Black Executives In Corporate America: Savoy Magazine Summer (2022) Edition

2021

• Big 18th & Vine District Mixed-Use Plan Before Development Agency. CityScence KC. August 18, 2021
• List Extra: 5 new CRE talents trying to make a name for themselves in KC. The Kansas City Business Journal, March 26 (2021)

2020

• Rosemary Lowe, ‘a change maker’ in Kansas City and civil rights leader, dies at 94: Kansas City Star September 23 (2020)
• Bringing specialty services to North St. Louis Care STL Health breaks ground on new HQ, wellness campus. St. Louis American September 14 (2020)
• 2020 Most Influential Black Executives In Corporate America: Savoy Magazine Spring (2020) Edition
• Q&A With Real Estate Developer Dr. Troy Nash: Missouri Life Magazine April (2020)
• Housing Action Plan discussed at public meeting: Williston Herald March (2020)

2018-2019

• Man on a Mission to help Salvation Army: KSHB 41 (2019)
• Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign Kicks off in Kansas City on Friday: KSHB 41 (2019)
• Invest Atlanta Staff Provides National Affordable Housing Advocacy and Thought Leadership: The National Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies July (2019)
• REGION IV INAUGURAL EMERGING STRATEGIES IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING EXPO CHARACTERIZES INNOVATIVE LEADERSHIP: HUD.gov August (2018)
• Skinny Fat to Fit Body Transformation. Transformation by Hitch Fit Gym Kansas City Personal Trainer & Owner Micah LaCerte (2018).

2016-2017

• Mentoring: Laying the groundwork: Part 2: Kansas City Business Journal (2017)
• Mentoring: How to get started: Part 1: Kansas City Business Journal (2017)
• Capstone Awards 2017: Judges Kansas City Business Journal (2017)
• Troy Nash to receive 2017 Defying the Odds Alumni Award. February 22, 2017
• Serving Others Through The Salvation Army The Kansas City Star (2016)
• Dr. Troy & Arielle Nash (father’s day edition) be encourage magazine A Christian Living Magazine June, 1 2016
• Economic Visionary, Dr. Troy Nash Always Asking, What’s Next For Kansas City? Smart Companies Radio April 15, 2016
• Will Afro-Cubans & African Americans Be Able To Benefit From Improved U.S./Cuban Relations? NewOne with Roland Martin March 21, 2016
• Entrepreneurs: 5 Starter Steps to Seize Business Opportunities in Cuba Black Enterprise Magazine March 21, 2016
• Building Kansas City Think Bigger Business Magazine March (2016)
• 2015 Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame The Midwest Real Estate News Dec/Jan 2016 Volume 30 Issue 07

2015

• Wesley College Alumni Association Public Service Award 2015
• Principal with Kansas City’s Newmark Grubb Zimmer named to board seat with Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Midwest Real Estate News May 28, 2015
• CBCF Announces Ten Dynamic Leaders to its Board of Directors prweb.com May 12, 2015
• Troy Nash named “100 Most Influential Kansas Citians” The Kansas City Globe Thursday, March 19, 2015 thru Wednesday, March 25, 2015
• Troy Nash: Finding his mission, both in Kansas City and across the globe Midwest Real Estate News May 17, 2015
• 8 Tips to Accelerate Your Climb Up the Corporate Ladder Black Enterprise Magazine February 20, 2015
• 50 Missourians You Should Know Ingram’s Magazine February 19, 2015
• Kansas City Missouri Proclamation Honoring Troy Nash City of Kansas City, Missouri January 14, 2015

2014

• Mayor James Announces changes to economic agencies, process, and policies The Office of the Mayor October 2, 2014
• A resolution recognizing Troy Nash on occasion of being named the first African-American principal of a major commercial real estate in the Kansas City area. The County Legislature of Jackson County, Missouri August 18, 2014
• Honoring Troy Nash for being named Vice President and Newest Principal at Zimmer Real Estate Services. Resolution No. 140637 August 14, 2014
• NextGen Leaders: Troy Nash The Kansas City Business Journal July 15, 2014
• Zimmer Real Estate Services names Troy Nash first black principal in KC Saint Louis American June 30, 2014
• Nash becomes first African-American principal at top area CRE firm The Kansas City Business Journal May 27, 2014

2013

• City kicks off economic summit
• Council hears about regional economic development plan
• County Commission officially endorses Zimmer
• Grandview Hires new development team PDF
• MSDC notes additional details for public unveiling of economic development plan Wednesday
• MSDC played key role in courting new implement dealer
• Marshall food pantry receives funds from KC businesspeople
• Oasis in a food desert finally has groundbreaking
• Sweet Springs aldermen hear Zimmer plan
• Urban rural development alliance
• Who’s Who in Black Kansas City

2012

• Fitzgibbon to construct new medical office building
• Fourth community development meeting reveals community
• MSDC considers proposal for implementation of development plan
• MSDC supports mission
• Proposed grocery store at 39th and Prospect clears another hurdle
• Slater hosts second Zimmer econ development meeting

2011

• Q/A with Troy Nash

2010

• Giving Back Fall Newsletter
• Gov Nixon creates new commission
• New Life for Old Buildings

2009

• Nixon appoints Troy Nash to Housing Commission
• Senator Wilson Troy Nash Arielle Nash

2008

• Oskaloosa woman receives award for promoting peace

2007

• ALDI Continues Expansion
• As I See It
• East Village developer asks KC Council to reconsider request for federal money
• Eisenhower to take part in MCU 50th anniversary celebrations
• Fast Track
• Former KC councilman joins Zimmer
• Kansas City Area
• Parenting property pull
• Woodland School Lands Sports Complex

2006

• Committee endorses
• Committee will consider Crossroads parking
• Council committee could advance East Village proposal
• Council committee delays look at East Village plan
• East Village push moves to Jeff City
• General Assembly committee backs TIF for local projects
• Housing scheme a death sentence – The Prospect Corridor neighborhoods in KC continue to suffer
• KC forms International Committee
• Neighborhood leaders want city investment – Now it’s time to give neighborhoods some attention, advocates say
• New council panel aims to steer KC’s role in global trade
• P&L bonds coverage
• PIEA’s abatements pick up speed in ’05
• Progress Edition Essay
• Supporters work to bag Aldi grocery for East Side
• TIF Commission supports East Village plan
• Tax benefits
• Weld Wheels Deal

2005

• Another View
• As I See It
• Bank takes TIF to council without commission
• Dumping prevention program isn’t a waste
• Nash Secures Funding for District Projects
• Nash, McFadden-Weaver Announce $300,000 for Inner-city Youth Project
• Nash, Weaver Secure Funding for Police Trailer and ATV’s to Help Fight Crime
• Officials hope for extensive agenda – Barnes to deliver State of the City
• Progress Edition Essay
• Solution-Get rid of the guns
• Swope wants more growth on East Side
• The Third District has Great Potential

2004

• City Councilman Unveils Plan to Combat Crime in The Third District
• City Should Expand help for Prospect
• Cordish Relights Power
• Council Members Advance $11 Million Development In 3rd District
• Councilman Troy Nash Passes Progressive Legislation to Benefit Inner City Neighborhoods
• Councilman Troy Nash is KC Coordinator for Kerry
• Dean opts out of media blitz
• Downtown Economic Stimulus Authority will meet
• Downtown economic group elects officers
• First two applicants seek money from DESA
• KC Council OKs Modesa funding for downtown district
• KC Council committee OKs Southtown TIF district
• KC group will prospect in Costa Rica
• Killings Spur New Spending For Prospect
• Killings spur new spending for prospect – City frees up $164,000 for police work, cleanup in area where six bodies found
• MAST gets vote of confidence
• Many hold hope for turnaround in community and Analysis of bock points up depth of area’s neglect
• Ordinance Introduced To Save Seven Oaks Shopping Center and Leon’s Thriftway
• Ordinance Introduced to Save Local Grocery Store
• President aspirations rest with City Council
• Progress Edition Essay
• Proposed city cuts distress clinics
• Putting A Face On Kansas City

2003

• Adopt-a-lot
• Agency OKs tax break for housing project
• Barnes Re-Elected, Weaver Wins
• Barnes parcels out posts on committees
• Bass Pro leaves KC Downtown with empty line
• Budget Not Set In Stone
• Candidates line up for council, mayoral seats
• Cooper wants northern exposure for Modesa
• Councilman Held Community Forum, First to Discuss Budget
• Councilman Nash Tackles Weeds
• Councilman Tackles Weeds
• Developer to take plan for hotel to council
• Former firefighter joins mayoral race
• Good Things in Historic Northeast
• Helping to Revitalize 18th and Vine
• Inaugural Photos
• KC Council will set Modesa boundaries in January
• KC agency, PIEA clash on oversight of abatements
• Local Forum Dissects the Pros and Cons of Reparations
• MAST hires a financial expert
• Mayor Barnes Announces Committee Assignments
• Missouri State Funeral Directors Hold 59th Annual State Convention
• More Mowing
• Nash Appointed Chair of Planning, Zoning, & Economic Development Committee
• Nash sees no quick movement to alter KC incentive policy
• New Planning, Zoning Chair Ready for Larger Role on New Council
• Panel will delve into downtown issues
• Politicians mull opposing McCarthy in ’04 primary
• Primary for KC will be Tuesday
• Project ROAR will help clean up Kansas City
• Russell Simmons
• Secretary of Housing And Urban development Visits Kansas City
• Socially Speaking
• Space remains between positions on downtown garages
• Sphere of Influence
• The Kansas City Globe Endorsements
• Troy Nash, Third District-At- Large
• Tulsa’s Mabee Foundations boosts building expansion project
• Urban Housing Management and Development Council to Build Three Houses

2002

• Carnahan Gets Local Welcome
• Council Endorsements
• Council members deny raise for auditor
• Council weighs museum funding
• Councilman Nash Continues Activist Approach To Fighting for Neighborhoods
• Developers Launch Beacon Hill Redevelopment Project
• Economy Will Continue to Affect Americans, Blacks More Than Others
• Election ’02
• Group hopes presence spurs change in complex
• Illegal dumping riles KC Council
• KC councilman appointed to national committee
• KC looks ahead to next year’s shortfall
• Neighborhoods for Carnahan
• PTPI’s Board of Trustees Meeting
• Plan for single-family houses gains support
• Senator Carnahan Tours 18th and Vine
• Students say racism exists in KC
• Victory 2002 Kick-Off

2001

• A Promise Fulfilled
• Bring on the anti-tax zealots
• Budget proposal divides council
• Building To Be Demolished On 39th & Prospect
• Celebrating New Grocery Store
• Charter Changes on Tuesday’s Ballot
• Cleaver’s daughter joins Nash’s Staff
• Council Members Clash Over Prospect Corridor
• Council Nash Discusses Business Linkages with Mayors
• Council Split on Barnes’ Proposal
• Councilman Nash Continues Partnership With Labor Unions
• Councilman Nash Delivers On Promise to Provide Quality Grocery Store in District
• Councilman Nash Resigns From Missouri Municipal League Over Collective Bargaining
• Councilman Nash Sponsors Urban Legislation
• Councilman Quits Missouri Municipal League Over Collective Bargaining
• Councilmen Seek to Stop 10 Percent Cut in Budget that Effects Urban Core
• Cuba Healthcare & Education Systems Viewed as Success
• Decrepit fire stations draw council’s attention
• Groundbreaking for Wayne Minor Project
• Groundbreaking set for Vine Street-area housing program
• KC Council Opposes Halfway Houses
• KC Councilmen share lessons of diversity
• KC Seeks New Jobs, Business with Mexico
• KC Sets Vote On Fire,, Rail Sales Taxes
• KC needs a cleanup, council members say
• Kansas Citians Try to Make Sense of Destructive Act of Terrorism
• Last targeted building to be razed at 39th and Prospect
• Light Rail in KC
• Making Way For New Clinic
• Meeting with Jesse Jackson
• Nash Discusses City Budget
• Nash Helps His Mother Enroll In College
• Nash Meets On Prospect
• Nash Sleeps Over
• Nash Supports Housing Rehabilitation
• Nash announces change on demolition liens
• Ordinance by Nash, Williams-Neal targets Troost revitalization
• Owner will build convenience store at 39th & Prospect
• Police Fire Cost Estimates Rise
• Prospect Clinic Continues to Serve Area Residents
• Public Improvements Approved
• Quick action vowed on food safety issue
• Star, Folger look at planned office park on Truman Road
• Troy Nash Sleeps Over in Fire Stations
• Troy Nash Supports More Funding For Fire Stations
• Women criticize KC Fire Officials

2000

• 3rd District Luncheon Held
• Beleaguered P&L District faces July drop-dead date
• Celebrating Simmons Appointment
• Childcare is personal matter for councilman
• City Councilmen Sponsor Forum to Bridge the Racial Divide
• Community Leaders Take Stand At 39th and Prospect
• Council Members Honored
• Councilman Nash favors eliminating emergency utility tax
• Councilman Nash to Present Award to Desmond Tutu in Hong Kong
• Councilman Nash will explain Prospect Avenue initiative at workshop
• Councilman Presents Award to Bishop Tutu
• Councilman leads Delegation to Cuba
• Grocery Chain To Open Store In Urban Core
• Indigent Health Care Budget Receives Much Needed Funds
• Ingram’s Readers Celebrate The Best of Business Kansas City 2000
• Labor Unions Partner with City To Renovate Community Centers
• Leaders call for relief from natural gas cost
• Nash Honors Tutu
• Nash Leads Mission to Cuba
• Nash Presses Gore for More Money
• Nash targets ground zero of blight
• Old Stadium Site Now a Landmark
• State Representative and City Councilman Team up to Host State of the District Address
• Third District Council Members To Hold Forum
• Traveling Man
• Troy Nash Named To White House Board
• Troy Nash leads group to Cuba
• Vice-President Gore Campaigns At Park On City’s East Side

1999

• Candidate achieves much at young age
• Councilman Nash tackles litter control
• Firearms proposition narrowly defeated
• Labor Groups Endorse Troy Nash
• Nash Nace Cooper Winners
• Nash and Trash
• Nash announces candidacy
• Thanking supporters

1997

• Student curator Nash represents campus
• Student curator approaches end of term
• UM Student curator Troy Nash ends term with a mission

1996

• Carnahan nominates Nash for student representative
• Law student recruits for labor
• Nash Appointed To Board Of Curators
• Troy Nash Student Curator
• Troy Nash is New Student Curator

1995

• Brothers turn dream into determination
• Dreams keep law student reaching achieving