California Transit-Housing Law Takes Effect in San Diego
A new California law now shapes housing rules near San Diego trolley stops and qualifying Rapid bus corridors, with different development tiers.
Transit-Oriented Development
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Denver considers $1.6M plan for Federal Boulevard transit corridor
Denver legislation would fund HNTB consultants to carry out an equitable transit-oriented development plan along the Federal Boulevard BRT corridor.
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Richardson Puts Arapaho Center Station Redevelopment on Hold
Richardson has paused redevelopment efforts at Arapaho Center Station, citing market conditions, economic uncertainty and possible changes to state funding tools.
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Los Angeles weighs housing-density rules affecting Sherman Oaks neighborhoods
A February 20 filing urges Los Angeles to strengthen infrastructure, fire-safety and neighborhood protections as California’s SB 79 moves toward implementation.
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South Pasadena schedules community meetings on transit-area housing changes
South Pasadena announced community meetings on state-mandated land-use and housing changes near transit as the city continues its 2021–2029 housing-element update.
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NJ Transit Seeks Developers for Housing Near Bayonne Light-Rail Station
NJ Transit and the state Economic Development Authority are seeking partners for proposed mixed-income housing near Bayonne’s 34th Street station.
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VTA Sets Aug. 21 Deadline for Milpitas Transit Center Proposals
Developers have until Aug. 21 to submit plans for a 1.7-acre VTA parcel beside Milpitas BART and light rail, with future housing and commerce at stake.
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Mountain View Advances 2026 Affordable-Housing Construction Pipeline
Mountain View is moving several city-backed affordable-housing projects toward expected 2026 construction, with public land, funding and state support.
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NJ seeks developer for mixed-income housing redevelopment at Linden train station
The NJEDA issued a request for qualifications and proposals to purchase or lease and redevelop the commuter parking lot at Linden’s NJ TRANSIT station.
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India Announces Delhi Transit-Oriented Development Rules to Link Affordable Housing With Public Transport
India’s central government announced a 2026 policy and regulations for Delhi that connect affordable housing and compact mixed-use development with existing and planned public-transit infrastructure.
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86-Unit Apartment Complex Proposed Near Jenkintown-Wyncote Station in Wyncote
A proposed 86-unit apartment complex at 165 Township Line Road remains subject to Cheltenham Township approval and is about 1,000 feet from SEPTA’s Jenkintown-Wyncote Regional Rail station.
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Fremont Station Development Moves Toward Developer Shortlist
BART’s Fremont Station TOD solicitation is nearing an anticipated Aug. 15 shortlist, with housing, parking and station-access changes still under review.
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West Oakland BART Housing Project Nears Construction as Bus Stops Move Aug. 9
A 240-unit affordable housing phase at West Oakland BART is estimated to begin in late summer or early fall, while parking changes and permanent bus-stop relocations affect riders.
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Oklahoma City seeks input on Classen Boulevard development plan
Oklahoma City has begun public outreach for Thrive on Classen, a transit-oriented development planning effort focused on the Classen Boulevard corridor.
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Los Angeles Planning Commission Advances Transit-Oriented Zoning Plan Covering North Hollywood Station
A June 25 recommendation advances proposed land-use, zoning and mobility changes around North Hollywood’s G Line station, but Mayor and City Council action is still required.
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Sherman Oaks Housing Rules Shift June 30-July 1 Under SB 79
Los Angeles’ SB 79 plan took effect in stages, but Sherman Oaks eligibility remains parcel-specific and depends on transit maps, zoning and future rules.
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Bayonne Light-Rail Development Could Test What Hudson County Gets Next
Union City riders have a regional reason to watch Bayonne’s proposed light-rail development, which could test housing, parking, access and station amenities.
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Murray RDA reviews old City Hall site as transit planning continues
Murray’s Redevelopment Agency reviewed future project areas and the former City Hall site on July 21, but no development plan or construction schedule was approved.
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What California’s SB 79 could mean near Norwalk Station
California’s SB 79 took effect July 1. Here is what the transit-housing law could mean near Norwalk Station—and what it does not approve.
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Oklahoma City seeks input on Classen Boulevard corridor plan
Oklahoma City residents, businesses and commuters can help shape a Classen Boulevard plan focused on transit, safety, housing and development through Aug. 31.
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San Diego’s SB 79 transit-housing rules: where the state’s upzoning law applies (and how the city is phasing it in)
SB 79 starts July 1, 2026, but San Diego’s upzoning is phased: about 24% of eligible areas take effect immediately. Here’s how to check yours.
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NJEDA RFQP for Linden station lot: could become transit-oriented housing
Linden NJ—NJEDA and NJ TRANSIT launched an RFQP for the Linden station commuter lot, with a July 21 site visit, an Aug 18 NOI, and a Sep 28 response deadline.