The Week in TOD News May 9-15, 2026
MD passes TOD legislation • South Orange gets streetscape grant • TriMet builds affordable housing • FTA TOD grants available • Quebec releases REM station master plan
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The Week in TOD News May 2-8, 2026
NJ eTOD review • LCOR picks “Charlie” leasing partner • CO House passes transit housing bill • CTA advances station art projects • SE Asia’s Satellite Cities
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Transit-Friendly 101: Back to Basics
This back-to-basics guide explores how New Jersey communities leverage smart growth and transit-oriented development to create walkable, vibrant neighborhoods that boost local economies and expand housing choice.
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The Week in TOD News April 25-May 1, 2026
Health & wellness center opens at Metropark • Sherrill accelerates housing • LA Metro opens affordable TOD • USDOT proposes TOD loan updates • Hong Kong unifies transit
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The Week in TOD News April 18-24, 2026
NJT hosts 1st Industry Day • Rahway launches senior housing project • Maryland plans for light rail • TOD in Tri-State • Athens rethinks transit
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Pennsauken and NJ TRANSIT Shift from Park-and-Ride to Live-and-Ride
A study by NJ TRANSIT’s Transit Friendly Planning Program of the Pennsauken Transit Center area highlights opportunities for transit-oriented development to boost ridership, expand housing options, and create a more connected downtown.
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Infill Development: Balancing Growth, Transit, and Sustainability
This review examines current research and policy perspectives on infill development and its potential to support housing, transit, and community revitalization.
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Bernardsville’s Downtown Gains Momentum with Transit Village Designation
Bernardsville, now New Jersey’s 37th Transit Village, is leveraging its train station to revitalize downtown, expand housing, and create a more walkable, transit-oriented community.
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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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Transit, Zoning, and Affordable Housing: Insights from Massachusetts
Massachusetts’ MBTA Communities Law represents a bold yet balanced approach to addressing the state’s housing shortage. By requiring municipalities with access to rapid transit or commuter rail to zone for multifamily housing, the law aims to expand housing opportunities near transit while maintaining local control.
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