Crain's Cleveland Business

How Cuyahoga County's transit oriented development zoning and loan program works

Developers will have new opportunities across Cuyahoga County for mixed-use development, as a result of new zoning changes that center around Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority routes.
Next City

Why Are We Still Building Car-Oriented Development Next to Transit?

This is your first of three free stories this month. Become a free or sustaining member to read unlimited articles, webinars and ebooks. We keep calling for transit-oriented development (TOD) — or ...
San Diego Union-Tribune

Opinion: City needs to have coherent rules on ‘transit-oriented’ projects

On March 7, 2023, as part of Mayor Todd Gloria’s 2022 Land Development Code Update, five San Diego City Council members voted to adopt the “Sustainable Development Area” (SDA) to apply to local San ...
The Business Journals

Transit-oriented community development: Why KCATA is prioritizing people-first urban planning

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Crain's Cleveland Business

New Cuyahoga County loan program looks to beef up development along transit routes

Cuyahoga County communities are changing zoning along Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) routes to encourage denser, mixed-use, transit-oriented development — a business opportunity ...