Page 28 - Transit Oriented Development News Today

OAKLAND, Calif. & BELLEVILLE, Il. – Balfour Beatty’s Total Power Group (TPG) has been awarded two contracts totaling $16.2 million to deliver traction electrification systems on behalf of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and St. Clair County Transit District (SCCTD) in Belleville, Illinois.

Boulder City Council on Thursday night unanimously approved land use changes that will enable work to move forward on Boulder Junction.

With housing availability at record lows in many communities across the U.S., including gateway cities such as New York, and commercial office space still not fully recovered from the...

With the cooperation of federal agencies such as the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Department of Transportation (DOT), the White House has established plans...

The nation's number 2 transit official discusses the country's planes, trains and automobiles and buses.

Construction for Dallas-Fort Worth’s largest transit-oriented development is currently underway in Carrollton, and on Friday, Dec. 8, a groundbreaking ceremony was held to celebrate this pivotal moment for the metroplex.

Public-Private Partnership Launches DFW’s Largest Transit-Oriented ...

Transit-oriented development offers numerous benefits such as improved mobility, less traffic, economic growth, and environmental sustainability.

In a shift from focusing on parking woes, Reading City Council will be supporting a study to look at how to further develop public transportation in the city.

Downtown Boca Raton’s new Brightline station is being positioned as catalyst for growth — with the goal of building up a transit-oriented destination that will offer more new housing, stores and plenty more. The Boca Raton station, at 101 NW 4th St., and a station in Aventura each opened in December last year, increasing the number of South Florida stations from three to five. Resembling the ...