Creating Places for People: Placemaking in Transit-Friendly Downtowns
What makes a great place? The how-tos of placemaking, including outcomes and impacts when implementing placemaking strategies.
Read MoreWhat makes a great place? The how-tos of placemaking, including outcomes and impacts when implementing placemaking strategies.
Read MoreMany communities have been slow to adapt parking policies to changes that are reducing demand. Trends such as congestion pricing, ride-hailing, and other mobility options present opportunities as well as challenges to fostering transit-oriented development.
Read MoreThe rise of technology-driven mobility presents important opportunities for TOD, making transit more convenient while also opening up a whole new world of flexible mobility options.
Read MoreGuest contributor, Isaac D. Kremer, Executive Director, Metuchen Downtown Alliance, discusses how Metuchen has harnessed the Main Street New Jersey (MSNJ) program and its transformation strategies to bolster transit-oriented development.
Read MoreThis is Part 2 of our series on how public spaces contribute to transit-oriented community life. Here we will discuss
Read MorePart 1 in our series on how public spaces contribute to transit-oriented community life where we discuss four ways that public spaces can make our lives better.
Read MoreEquitable transit oriented development (eTOD) planning strategies can help communities promote housing affordability near transit.
Read MoreGood eTOD planning has allowed these communities to successfully bring new affordable housing options to their transit-served neighborhoods.
Read MoreUnderstanding the challenges and opportunities offered by adaptive reuse is helpful to communities looking to promote transit-friendly development.
Read MoreA recent trend in office space, known as coworking, could potentially help transit-oriented developments increase diversity of uses among their mixed-use structures.
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