Topic – Tod
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HUD’s new strategy for TOD
Mixed-income housing
US Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shuan Donavan outlines strategy of providing for Mixed-income housing near transit.
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Legislation would give tax credits to TOD
Would provide 30% tax break
The 30% tax credit, if approved, would apply to large, high-density developments within half a mile of transit stations and meeting several other criteria.
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Irving replacing Cowboys stadium with TOD
Sports don't boost economy
Irving officials expect to make far more money from the redeveloped site than they ever did from football, which did little to drive economic growth.
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North Texas Alternative Futures: A regional dialogue
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Urban Corridors passes
City of Houston wants TOD
City Council voted unanimously today to approve the Urban Corridors ordinance in an effort to encourage transit-oriented development
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Are Asian populations reshaping suburbia?
New focus on higher density
In some suburban areas, the push for walkable, higher-density development may be a response to the sensibilities of booming Asian populations.
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Fort Worth communities prepare for new rail line, planning TODs
Stops expected to boost growth
Fort Worth area planners, community business leaders, and others are taking a proactive approach to creating economic growth around planned rail stops.
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