Public Spaces Add Vitality to Transit-Oriented Communities
Part 1 in our series on how public spaces contribute to transit-oriented community life where we discuss four ways that public spaces can make our lives better.
Read MorePart 1 in our series on how public spaces contribute to transit-oriented community life where we discuss four ways that public spaces can make our lives better.
Read MoreEquitable transit oriented development (eTOD) planning strategies can help communities promote housing affordability near transit.
Read MoreGood eTOD planning has allowed these communities to successfully bring new affordable housing options to their transit-served neighborhoods.
Read MoreUnderstanding the challenges and opportunities offered by adaptive reuse is helpful to communities looking to promote transit-friendly development.
Read MoreA recent trend in office space, known as coworking, could potentially help transit-oriented developments increase diversity of uses among their mixed-use structures.
Read MoreCleveland couples incentives with coordinated plans for land use and bus-rapid transit to yield billions in TOD investment
Read MoreA trend toward smaller housing units, such as microunits and accessory dwelling units, can create more livable opportunities near transit.
Read MoreIn some Pittsburgh neighborhoods, bus rapid transit is playing an integral role in spurring investment for residents rebuilding for the 21st century.
Read MoreReport link: Planning Tools for Transit-Oriented Development
A new online resource released by the State of Maryland promotes TOD policies and opportunities at the state’s more than 100 transit station.
The intent of this project is to bring together Orange, East Orange and Newark to create a mutually beneficial strategic planning effort.
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