Who Are Community Stakeholders?
- Municipal Governments & Housing Authorities
- School Districts & Educational Foundations
- Community Development Corporations (CDCs)
- Healthcare Networks & Anchor Institutions
- Workforce Development & Job Training Orgs
- Housing-focused Nonprofits & CDFIs
Why They Use KeyPath
- Ensure accountability for tax breaks, subsidies, or land donations
- Earn or retain tokenized equity to align landlord behavior with housing goals
- Track community impact: affordability, tenant support, and local hiring
Tokenized equity creates transparency and shared accountability
How KeyPath Works For Community Stakeholders
1. Approve Development
Stakeholders support project via land, tax relief, or incentives.
2. Token Allocation
Receive equity tokens in the project or broader portfolio.
3. Accountability Triggers
Developers must meet job creation, local spend, affordability targets.
4. Earn or Reclaim Tokens
Stakeholder equity can increase, or developers can earn tokens back if goals are hit.
Transparent & Trackable Impact
- View impact dashboards: tenant stability, rent burden
- Public token ledger for equity allocations
- Timestamped milestones for compliance verification
Use Tokens for Reinforcement
- Support local housing trust funds
- Offer rewards to high-performing landlords
- Reinvest in new affordable housing pilots
Community-first design can drive measurable local ROI
Partner with KeyPath to Secure Community Equity
Align Incentives, share in long-term upside, and guide the future of equitable housing development.