The Week in TOD News October 25-31, 2025
NJT seeks Hoboken Terminal tenant • NJ ferry towns • Senate OKs TOD bill • $1B TOD in Hollywood, FL • Turkey’s subway model
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NJ TRANSIT
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
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The Week in TOD News October 11-17, 2025
NJ TRANSIT launches The LAND Plan • NJ Future Smart Growth Awards • Montgomery County (MD) advances affordable TOD • Honolulu’s Skyline adds four stations • India unveils 4,500-mile high-speed rail plan
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Exploring Transit Village Communities Along the Raritan Valley Line
Towns along the Raritan Valley Line are leveraging the New Jersey Transit Village Initiative to add housing, revitalize downtowns, and grow local economies.
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The Week in TOD News September 13-19, 2025
RPA report on CT housing & transit • Sayreville redevelopment area • Housing and upgrades for Naugatuck station • Eau Claire transit center nears completion • Affordable housing in Indonesia
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The Week in TOD News September 6-12, 2025
CA passes housing bill • Transforming Journal Square • Building denser in Madison, WI • Bailout for SEPTA • Zoning reform in NSW
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The Week in TOD News August 30-September 5, 2025
MD accelerates development • Transit friendly planning for Route 9 • Riverside leads CA housing push • NYC advances LIC upzoning • TOD potential around India’s metros
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The Week in TOD News August 23-29, 2025
NJ TRANSIT’s interactive sites map • Somerville Station TOD • Affordable housing in MA • Rethinking suburban malls • Uzbek capital Tashkent metro expansion
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The Week in TOD News August 16-22, 2025
Newark’s untapped spending power • Mid-rise as key to affordability? • Albuquerque’s new housing rules • Honolulu’s rail expansion • Mexico City’s Cablebús
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Broad + Market: Newark’s Transit Village and the Path to Equitable Growth
A surge in development is transforming Newark. Since 2020, the City has approved 6,783 housing units—61% more than from 2007 to 2019. But Newark faces a challenge: how to sustain this growth without displacing longtime residents.
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