Rahway Redevelopment Agency Moves Forward with Plan to Move City Hall, Develop Town Center
Rahway has launched one of the city’s most ambitious TOD projects, Rahway Town Center, which calls for new retail, housing and a hotel.
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Municipal Spotlight: New Brunswick’s Redevelopment Enhanced by Transit
On the rise since the mid-1980s and designated as a transit village in 2005, New Brunswick has become an attractive place to work, live and play.
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First Phase of Liberty Harbor, Jersey City, Now Under Construction
The long-awaited start of the award-winning Liberty Harbor TOD project in Jersey City has finally happened.
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Creating Walkable Places
Report link: Creating Walkable Places
This new book explains how to create pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use developments including those with “transit-oriented cores.”
Morristown Transit Village: The Epstein’s Department Store Project Begins
The transformation of the Epstein’s Department Store to rental housing – a short walk to the station – began October 12 at a groundbreaking ceremony.
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Cranford’s Downtown Attracting Residents and Shoppers
Cranford, NJ will soon see a rise in its downtown residential population, a trend that its Downtown Management Corporation hopes will continue.
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Boston Suburb Banking on Big TOD
The construction of a new rail station and the demolition of a General Motors distribution center will lead to a mixed-use TOD in Westwood, MA.
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TOD Comes to the Texas Capital
Austin, TX and nearby Leander have approved construction of a new commuter rail link and have launched comprehensive plans for TOD.
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South Bound Brook in Somerset County Canal Crossing Nears Sellout
In Bound Brook, the new mixed-use development Canal Crossing rises from the once-abandoned site of the GAF Corporation plant.
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Municipal Spotlight: Collingswood, The Comeback City
While retaining its “Smalltown USA” style, Collingswood has been transformed by several major projects into an destination for residents and visitors.
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