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
Read MoreNewark’s untapped spending power • Mid-rise as key to affordability? • Albuquerque’s new housing rules • Honolulu’s rail expansion • Mexico City’s Cablebús
Read MoreParking reform in Denver • Smart Growth awardees • Affordable housing & healthcare TOD in Camden • Housing stability in New Rochelle • High-speed rail in Portugal
Read MoreNewark Transit Village • Jersey City waterfront TOC • Beacon Station lot → TOD • RI housing bills • Mexico rail expansion
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreNJ towns adopt housing plans • NJ age-friendly housing • CA post-fire housing • High costs of highways • TOD in Melbourne
Read MoreCalifornia passes housing bills • Paterson gets NJEDA grant • NYC may limit council power • Chicago’s downtown solution • Experts discuss high-speed rail
Read MoreNJ DCA launches NJHOMES for middle housing • NJDOT State Aid grant period open • Austin TX streamlines density bonus program • Transit funding crisis • Parisian ecodistricts
Read MoreSomerville approves final Transit Village phase • JC greenlights tower • Saving NOAH • WA Senate OKs major TOD bill • Paris cuts pollution with bikes
Read MoreThe HELIX project positions New Brunswick as a center for health and life sciences innovation while demonstrating the potential of transit-oriented development. Yet, addressing housing affordability is vital to ensure all residents benefit from the city’s progress.
Read MoreGovernor Murphy’s Administration recently announced $2.6 million in FY2025 Transit Village grant funding that will be awarded to eight New Jersey municipalities for quality of life and infrastructural improvements around transit facilities.
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