TOD Database

Posted on October 20, 2010 by gtrimmer

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Transit Oriented Database Launched

The Center for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) launched a first-of-its-kind online database to provide access to comprehensive information about more than 4,000 transit zones across the United States. The web tool will help developers, investors, and city officials make planning decisions that take advantage of development opportunities around transit nodes.

Link: http://www.smartgrowth.org/news/article.asp?art=7820

Greg Trimmer

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posted by Elnigma
That is one UGLY building!
posted by Elnigma
thanks for the update!
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posted by cpterp
Since the "Timeline" segment was first announced, this is the post I have been waiting for! Thank you for compiling all the latest schedule estimates in one place - they can be very difficult to keep up with, or even find, across the many blogs and developer sites discussing construction at White Flint. I understand they are all very preliminary and optimistic, but it's still helpful to see where each project stands relative to its neighbors.
posted by Jim