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The Week in TOD News January 16-22, 2021
Although we still have almost two months until spring, this week’s news brings reports of “thawing” on TOD, transit, and redevelopment projects. Gateway, Port Authority Bus Terminal, Newark, Jersey City … all have taken, or will soon take, a step forward.
Read MoreThe Week in TOD News January 9-15, 2021
Looking at the past, anticipating new federal dollars, and using data — all of these actions are moving TOD forward in 2021.
Read MoreThe Week in TOD News January 2-8, 2021
The debate about the ongoing effects of the pandemic continue in the news this week. Public transport and TOD move forward, including the establishment of Greater Atlanta Transit-Oriented Affordable Housing Preservation Fund, a $100 million resource designed to preserve affordable housing near MARTA stations.
Read MoreThe Week in TOD News December 26, 2020-January 1, 2021
Welcome to 2021. There’s renewed sense of optimism in this week’s news that comes with new federal stimulus dollars, the opening of the Moynihan Train Hall, and the advancement of local, national and international TOD projects.
Read MoreThe Week in TOD News December 19-25, 2020
The year ends with a Congressional relief package with funds earmarked for transit, which leaves transit agencies guardedly optimistic.
Read MoreThe Week in TOD News December 12-18, 2020
This week’s news sees transit agencies taking innovative steps to address COVID-19. Also continuing public support for transit, documenting surplus parking, and advancing anti-displacement efforts.
Read MoreThe Week in TOD News December 5-11, 2020
Local projects such as those in Somerville and Hackensack, as well as renovations to Newark Penn Station and funding for the Portal North Bridge, top this week’s news. Also Hong Kong rolls out COVID-19 testing kits from vending machines.
Read MoreThe Week in TOD News November 28-December 4, 2020
Sweeping transit service cuts remain a strong possibility, unless a second federal pandemic relief package arrives soon. New technologies and a focus on resiliency offer hope, as does advances that promote equitable TOD housing.
Read MoreThe Week in TOD News November 21-27, 2020
The news this week offers equals parts hope and dread. Spirits have been brightened by the prospect of a new administration that seems genuinely interested in transit infrastructure investment. Yet, the ongoing pandemic, and the financial impacts of reduced transit ridership, still challenges transit agencies. Nonetheless efforts to advance TOD continue.
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