Asbury Park — New Jersey’s 33rd Transit Village
Planning for pedestrians and bicyclists, zoning changes, and Master Plan updates help Asbury Park promote its Transit Village.
Read MorePlanning for pedestrians and bicyclists, zoning changes, and Master Plan updates help Asbury Park promote its Transit Village.
Read MoreGood eTOD planning has allowed these communities to successfully bring new affordable housing options to their transit-served neighborhoods.
Read MoreReport link: Untapped Potential: Opportunities for Affordable Homes and Neighborhoods Near Transit
RPA’s recent study provides a broad look at the current state and future of TOD in the New York metro region.
NJ TOD news from Aberdeen, Camden, and Somerville. News from around the nation on community engagement, converting suburban office parks to mixed-use, a new podcast from Smart Growth America, and more.
Read MoreReport link: Manual on Bicycle and Pedestrian Connections to Transit
FTA Report No. 0111 outlines best practices to make transit stations as accessible and safe as possible for bicyclists and pedestrians.
Report link: Fiscal Impacts of Transit-Oriented Development Projects
ULI-Washington & ULI-Baltimore examine the fiscal impacts of TOD projects.
The Hackensack Bus Terminal is at the core of NJ’s 31st Transit Village, the City of Hackensack.
Read MoreReport Link: Boonton Transit Oriented Development
The report, presentation, and poster result from the 2016 Boonton TOD Studio, which sought to assist the Morris County Town of Boonton (pop. 8500) advance its transit-friendly redevelopment goals.
Read MoreUnderstanding the challenges and opportunities offered by adaptive reuse is helpful to communities looking to promote transit-friendly development.
Read MoreThe latest from Hackensack, Montclair, Newark, Orange, Rutherford, Somerville, Union, and Westfield. Plus news on embracing density in the suburbs, first floor retail, workforce housing, and the Schuylkill Yards project in Philadelphia.
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