The Week in TOD News January 10-16, 2026
Path to World-Class US Transit • Perth Amboy waterfront TOD • Plan for housing affordability • CT’s transit resurgence • Value Capture in Andhra Pradesh (India)
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Bus Transit Villages: Driving Development Beyond the Rails
While rail stations get the spotlight, New Jersey’s bus terminals are the real engines of urban growth. This look at four “Bus Transit Villages” shows how high-frequency service is transforming downtowns and expanding housing access statewide.
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2025: An Award-Winning Year for Transit Friendly Planning
As we enter 2026, we’re celebrating a landmark year for NJ TRANSIT’s Transit Friendly Planning (TFP) program. Throughout 2025, the program advanced the future of New Jersey’s communities by merging technical research with robust public engagement.
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The Week in TOD News December 27, 2025-January 2, 2026
NJ updates state plan • US court to review NJ affordable housing law • NY funds $700M for affordable housing • Brownfield TOD in Hawaii • Indonesia to establish housing agency
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The Week in TOD News December 20-26, 2025
NJ Housing in 2025 • The Mercer opens in Newark • Sacramento receives $126M in transit funds • Transit wins of 2025 • HCMC path for success
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A TOD Blueprint for Westchester
Yonkers and New Rochelle have emerged as models for smart growth in Westchester County, using transit-oriented development to attract billions in investment, expand housing supply, and stabilize rents. Their success offers a blueprint for communities across Westchester and North Jersey.
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Pennsauken and NJ TRANSIT Shift from Park-and-Ride to Live-and-Ride
A study by NJ TRANSIT’s Transit Friendly Planning Program of the Pennsauken Transit Center area highlights opportunities for transit-oriented development to boost ridership, expand housing options, and create a more connected downtown.
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Infill Development: Balancing Growth, Transit, and Sustainability
This review examines current research and policy perspectives on infill development and its potential to support housing, transit, and community revitalization.
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Filling the Gaps: Highlights from Our Infill and Transit Connected Communities Forum
On September 30, NJTOD, NJ TRANSIT’s Transit Friendly Planning (TFP) program, and Downtown New Jersey hosted Filling the Gaps: Infill for Transit Connected Communities at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy in New Brunswick.
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Bernardsville’s Downtown Gains Momentum with Transit Village Designation
Bernardsville, now New Jersey’s 37th Transit Village, is leveraging its train station to revitalize downtown, expand housing, and create a more walkable, transit-oriented community.
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