The Week in TOD News November 15-21, 2025
HBLR Northern Branch Extension plans • PATH’s $45B capital plan • NJ leads in new housing • WMATA breaks ground on West Falls Church • 1,500 applicants for Delhi TOD flats
Read MoreHBLR Northern Branch Extension plans • PATH’s $45B capital plan • NJ leads in new housing • WMATA breaks ground on West Falls Church • 1,500 applicants for Delhi TOD flats
Read MoreBaltimore passes housing bills • NJ TRANSIT renovates Mahwah Station • Maine eases ADU rules • Charlotte, NC, approves $19B transit plan • Liberia expands bus fleet
Read MoreSenate explores funding and building TOD • Grand re-opening of Elizabeth Station • 3 in 4 Black drivers struggle with car costs • 2nd Ave subway work halted amid congestion pricing pause • Record high ridership in Kuala Lumpur
Read MoreNJ’s affordable housing legislation advances • Newark’s first Halo tower tops out • NYC pedestrian deaths dip with Vision Zero • Could Boston be next with congestion pricing? • Jiaxing’s station in the forest
Read MorePort Authority advances bus terminal replacement • Morristown’s M Station tops out • Maryland proposes parking reforms • Philly kicks off 30th Street Station redevelopment • Edmonton furthers its 15-minute city plans
Read MoreCOVID-19 effects, infrastructure funding, and the future of transportation. Managing redevelopment. “$1 house” program. Repurposing suburban malls.
Read MoreThree Black development professionals discuss their work and ways that policy, and transit-oriented development, can be shaped to be more effective and inclusive
Read MoreNew York leverages density bonuses to help make more stations accessible, strategies for resiliency planning in Hoboken, and TODs taking shape in China and Indonesia
Read MoreSan Diego charts a transformative transit plan, Denver struggles with affordable housing density bonuses, and Newark greenlights an eight-acre redevelopment for the former Bears stadium.
Read MoreLong term … restoring public confidence in transit will help fight climate change—as will encouraging more TOD.
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