Transit-oriented development Archives

As housing shortages escalate, cities turn to an unlikely ally: Aging shopping malls

Cities position mall sites into new homes for community services, engagement and connectivity under a new nationwide trend.

Cities are advancing downtown revitalization initiatives with a heavy emphasis on impactful community reconnections and urban renewal.

TOD projects are accelerating nationwide as governments align housing and infrastructure plans with new financing tools.

Adam Rollins

Baltimore County is seeking to transform the Security Square Mall site into a mixed-use hub with new housing and open space.

NJ Transit unveiled a LAND plan to generate $1.9 billion in revenue through real estate development, clean energy and partnerships.

Adam Rollins

CTDOT is seeking partners to redevelop Stamford’s transit hub into a multimodal center with rail, bus and TOD improvements.

Public officials are searching for innovative solutions that integrate artificial intelligence and automation in planned projects.

Seattle streamlines permitting for Sound Transit 3 light rail expansion linking West Seattle and Ballard, seeking to reduce delays.

Miles Smith

PRT and Dormont Borough are seeking a developer to transform two parking lots along the Red Line.

Miles Smith

The plan promotes walkable, mixed-use development near train stations and major bus lines that provide amenities for nearby residents.