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How Transit Oriented Developments Can Change Cities

New York City’s housing crisis has hit a boiling point. A truly affordable Big Apple is disappearing, and, with it, the dreams of the many who come here wanting to be a part of it — the greatest city in the world.

Governor Kathy Hochul’s housing plan was met with criticism at a Belle Harbor Property Owners Association (BHPOA) meeting last Tuesday, March 21. Gov. Hochul’s New York Housing Compact is focused on building 800,000 new homes statewide in the next ten years, and will require jurisdictions to meet new home creation targets of 3 percent growth

One of the classic indicators that a developing economy is growing at a rapid pace, is the omnipresence of traffic jams.

Mesa City Council unanimously approved spending $800,000 toward a $2 million study to identify a locally preferred route to extend Tempe’s new streetcar system into Mesa.

The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) is seeking to allocate at least 20 percent of Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) housing to low-income ...

FINAL PHASE OF JFK TRANSFORMATION: Governor Kathy Hochul and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey just celebrated a key milestone in the Port Authority’s transformation of John F. Kennedy International Airport with the groundbreaking for the $4.2 billion project to develop a new Terminal 6. The 1.2 million square foot, state-of-the-art new

New Jersey Community Capital President and CEO Bernel Hall talks about NJCC's efforts to expand equity and opportunities for people of color.

CHON BURI: The construction of a high-speed rail link between the capital's airports and U-Tapao airport will happen in an area in Soi Chaiyaporn Withee in tambon Nong Prue of Bang Lamung district, says Pattaya deputy mayor Manote Nongyai.

Heres when the $3M makeover of Cosgrove Pool will happen and when it will reopen.