Belmar and Netcong Developers Chosen
Belmar and Netcong have chosen developers for major mixed-use TOD projects surrounding their train stations.
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Author: Stephanie Dipetrillo
Riverside Renaissance: Two Major Projects Announced
Riverside Township in Burlington County has recently announced two major projects in its transit village district.
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Rahway Update: Projects, Projects, Projects!
Since Rahway was featured in our first issue, a lot has been happening in this Transit Village as it continues toward its redevelopment goals.
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Opportunities and Challenges for TOD in the D.C. Region
As 2006 unfolds, a variety of planning and development efforts in WMATA’s service area reflect the opportunities and challenges faced by other regions seeking to implement TOD.
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A “New Town” TOD in Connecticut: The Gilbert & Bennett Wire Mill Redevelopment Project
A Connecticut wire mill that went bankrupt after 180 years of operation has found new life thanks to Smart Growth and TOD.
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PenTrans: Advocates for TOD in Pennsylvania
A number of organizations in Pennsylvania have become involved in the support and application of TOD throughout the Keystone State, such as PenTrans.
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TOD on the Other Side of Jersey City: West Side Avenue Station
In Jersey City, three blocks from the West Side Avenue Station, new townhomes and lofts are being built by Centex Homes.
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Improvements Made to Cinnaminson Light Rail Station
Kaplan Companies has completed a $50,000 retrofit to Cinnaminson’s RiverLINE light rail station to improve access in Villages at Cinnaminson Harbour.
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Light Rail Spurs New Development
New Jersey’s two light rail lines form valuable links to existing transportation infrastructure, providing riders more options for destinations.
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Practitioner Spotlight: New Urbanist Firm Emphasizes Transit-Oriented Design
For the past two decades, A. Nelessen Associates in Belle Mead, NJ has been involved in projects utilizing transit-oriented urban design principles.
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