The Week in TOD News August 22-28, 2026
Texas law supports housing • Elizabeth gets 258-unit TOD • Affordable transit hub in Eureka • KC Streetcar thrives • Canada BRT spurs development
Read MoreTexas law supports housing • Elizabeth gets 258-unit TOD • Affordable transit hub in Eureka • KC Streetcar thrives • Canada BRT spurs development
Read MoreCommunity-led eTOD in Chicago • Jersey City turns parking into housing • Charlotte’s light rail value • Federal TOD support • England eases housing rules near transit
Read MoreLearning from Rosslyn-Ballston • Tackling vacancies • Sound Transit builds eTOD• DC stadium plans • 196-units, no parking in Vancouver
Read MoreTOD: the future of transit • Fair Lawn development • Atlanta Beltline affordable housing • Early SB 79 impact • 15-minute city creator on Melbourne
Read MoreLow-cost affordable housing by CO • Harrison PATH TOD Phase 4 • 880 affordable homes at Willets Point • Event planning to boost ridership • TransLink real estate strategy
Read MoreSherrill signs FAIR Act • HBLR expansion push • Ashby BART project underway • 2,975-unit Virginia TOD • Australia’s light rail visions
Read MoreNJ seeks Bayonne + Linden TOD • NJ Future Smart Growth winners • New TOD bill in Congress • Oregon op-ed backs homes near transit • Surrey expands inclusionary transit zoning
Read MoreCities cut parking minimums • Hackensack PILOT audit finds $5.4M unpaid • Madison, WI bus TOD • Texas: density before rail • Vancouver advances transit villages
Read MoreNJ housing shortage hurts growth • East Orange Transit Village project • Single-stair apartments • LA adopts new TOD zoning • Singapore opens housing for bus drivers
Read MoreSherrill unveils housing initiative • Somerville Station Phase II • Portland opens senior TOD • Growth on Cleveland transit corridor • Cameroon plans for BRT
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