The Week in TOD News October 18-24, 2025
Bay Area releases 25-year plan • DEVCO unveils HELIX phase 3 • NYC launches $146M Queens plan • KC opens new streetcar line • Ho Chi Minh City embraces TOD
Read MoreBay Area releases 25-year plan • DEVCO unveils HELIX phase 3 • NYC launches $146M Queens plan • KC opens new streetcar line • Ho Chi Minh City embraces TOD
Read MoreNJ launches $500M housing tax credit • Jersey City project ditches parking • One-third of Americans cannot drive • Rethinking TOD financing law • Nigeria eyes a new transit future
Read MoreNJ TRANSIT CEO resigns • NJ AG supports housing obligations • Dallas funds West End TOD • Colorado invests in BRT • New Zealand govt boosts housing
Read MoreDumping old gas cars on the developing world • Adding green space to Ironbound high rises • Developing federal land for housing • Effectively implementing congestion pricing • Bangkok offers free BRT
Read MoreTallest building proposed for Newark • New theater for NJ Symphony • How car commutes make Americans sick • Mixed-use TOD in Roslyn LI • New South Wales misses affordable housing targets
Read MoreFTA fully funds Gateway • Opposition to turnpike widening grows • Combating housing discrimination at state & local level • Freeway funds repurposed for transit-friendly planning • Sydney unveils new TOD precinct rezoning
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 MoreVacant land near stations offers opportunities in Chicago ● Study finds Red Bank Station fit for redevelopment ● Clashing views on MBTA Communities Act ● Station Yards at Ronkonkoma ● Galway explores TOD
Read MoreBoston goes green by repurposing buildings • Office to apartments in Trenton • Walkable neighborhoods lead to healthier lives for women • Raleigh approves BRT funding • South African provinces consider high-speed rail
Read MoreRU study finds overbuilt multifamily parking • $90M Aspire credit for Newark transit village • Affordable & accessible public transport for social and climate Justice • Mayor Eric Adams calls for elimination of parking mandates
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