The Week in TOD News May 30-June 5, 2026
Transit friendly growth leaders • New South Jersey shuttle • Seniors prefer TOD • Miami’s 616-unit project • Bogotá’s first metro
Read MoreTransit friendly growth leaders • New South Jersey shuttle • Seniors prefer TOD • Miami’s 616-unit project • Bogotá’s first metro
Read MoreTransit homes save $ • 401 NJ towns adopt housing plans • CO transit bill pass • MD TOD bill signed • S. Korea boosts density near transit
Read MoreLearn how NJ TRANSIT and private partners are transforming one of New Jersey’s busiest commuter stations into a new model for transit-oriented development. With the recently Hackensack Meridian Health and Wellness Center and planned residential development, this innovative project is reducing transportation barriers to healthcare while redefining the modern transit hub.
Read MoreMD passes TOD legislation • South Orange gets streetscape grant • TriMet builds affordable housing • FTA TOD grants available • Quebec releases REM station master plan
Read MoreNJ eTOD review • LCOR picks “Charlie” leasing partner • CO House passes transit housing bill • CTA advances station art projects • SE Asia’s Satellite Cities
Read MoreThis back-to-basics guide explores how New Jersey communities leverage smart growth and transit-oriented development to create walkable, vibrant neighborhoods that boost local economies and expand housing choice.
Read MoreHealth & wellness center opens at Metropark • Sherrill accelerates housing • LA Metro opens affordable TOD • USDOT proposes TOD loan updates • Hong Kong unifies transit
Read MoreNJT hosts 1st Industry Day • Rahway launches senior housing project • Maryland plans for light rail • TOD in Tri-State • Athens rethinks transit
Read MoreHigh-rise transit hub bill in CA • Jersey City office-to-residential TOD • Boston funds housing • 2nd Ave Subway advances • Behind Japan’s transit success
Read MoreNew Jersey adopted the 2025 State Development & Redevelopment Plan in December 2025 after years of planning and review. As a comprehensive statewide framework, the Plan covers economic development, natural resource preservation, urban growth, and infrastructure investment. Across these topics, the Plan consistently emphasizes transit-oriented and transit-friendly planning.
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