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The long-controversial Lutherville Station project is facing another round of scrutiny from nearby residents as its developer seeks a favorable recommendation from Baltimore County on whether it ...

Philadelphia’s main transportation authority is putting out a call to developers for a mixed-use project oriented around one of its stations. SEPTA released a request for proposals for a new ...

Transit-oriented development (TOD) has been, for some years now, the most popular urban planning concept discussed in Union budgets. The term has been mentioned five times in budget speeches since the ...

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Like a teenager lobbying for the car keys, Phoenix came of age in the era of the automobile. The area's explosive growth in the mid-20th century reflected America's similarly growing love affair with ...

Social infra schools, colleges, theatres to come up at redeveloped depots : Panel approves ₹28,000-crore Kayapalat ...

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Quadruple A developer DMCI Homes is reinforcing its commitment to transit-oriented developments (TODs) as the government ramps up investments in major railway and subway systems across Metro Manila.

For five years, pundits, planners, and policy-makers have scratched their heads at Los Angeles’ steep public transit ridership decline: a 21% decrease on buses,15% in total. To explain it, they cite ...