Transit Oriented Communities News Today

Economic evidence supports both greater density and building affordable housing near transit. A minimum density is needed to boost ridership, which brings in more fares to strengthen transit agencies and help stabilize or improve service for all riders.

The push is on to densify single-family neighborhoods. I’m not talking about ADUs, but wholesale changes in the zoning itself to multiply the number of people.

Los Angeles is home to an estimated 25.4 square miles of parking — more land than the entirety of Manhattan. That’s not even counting curbside parking, parking garages and underground

Looking back on the impact of e-scooters. Interest rates gum up existing housing stock. Researchers in Australia find links between car exhaust and brake pad particulates and Alzheimer’s.

A substantial condominium development could soon replace a grocery store next to Woodbine subway station in Toronto, including a tower now planned ...

Lafayette City Council unanimously passed a resolution to oppose House Bill 24-1313, Housing in Transit-Oriented Communities and suggested amendments to the bill. 

City Council President Introduces Density Bonus Plan to Address Housing Needs The Los Angeles City Council will consider a motion...

HARTFORD, CT – A diverse coalition of legislators, local elected officials, and advocates called Desegregate Connecticut came together Thursday at the Legislative Office Building to call for smarter growth in Connecticut’s cities and towns.

Revamped Apartment Project Takes Shape on W. Jefferson Boulevard A new project situated at 5551 W. Jefferson Boulevard, originally greenlit...

TORONTO – Hatch on Jan. 8 announced that it has entered into an Alliance Development Agreement (ADA) for the East Harbour Transit Hub.