BART seeks Fremont Station TOD proposals—Phase 1 due July 16
Fremont CA: BART is accepting Phase 1 TOD RFP bids for Fremont Station—proposals due July 16, 2026 at 4 p.m., with parking and affordability rules.
Transit-Oriented Development
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PZAB July 15: Enhanced TSND master plan exception for Little River
Miami FL – PZAB meets July 15 to consider a Little River Enhanced TSND master plan exception (File ID 19498) and residents’ public-comment options.
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Pasadena adopts SB 79 delay for historic, lower-density transit sites
Pasadena adopted a June 22 ordinance to delay parts of SB 79 near A Line stations, with extra limits for historic and lower-density TOD sites.
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Raleigh weighs housing, retail, and transit-oriented development for former DMV site
Raleigh city staff previewed three early redevelopment concepts for the former DMV site on New Bern Avenue, with housing, retail, and BRT planning in view.
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Hialeah weighs TOD rezoning for 1081 E 17th Street
Hialeah FL – A parcel at 1081 E 17th Street was up for an April 28 public hearing on a proposed shift from low-density residential to TOD.
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Hialeah weighs another transit-oriented rezoning near the rail corridor ahead of April 28 hearing
Hialeah FL – A proposed zoning change at 1081 E 17th Street would shift a low-density residential parcel into the transit-oriented district before an April 28 hearing.
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Baltimore’s Rogers Avenue Metro site could move toward housing and mixed use
Baltimore MD – Maryland DOT has opened a developer search for a state-owned Metro parcel in Northwest Baltimore, with early estimates pointing to housing and new tax revenue.
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Maryland launches Baltimore transit-housing push, starting with Rogers Avenue Metro site
Baltimore MD – Maryland launched the Rogers Avenue Metro solicitation, the first live Baltimore test of turning state station parking into housing near transit.
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Maryland targets Baltimore transit stations for new housing, with Rogers Avenue among the first sites
Baltimore MD – Maryland has rolled out a regional station-area housing plan, with Rogers Avenue in Northwest Baltimore emerging as one of the first sites to watch.