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More stories about Transit-Oriented Development

  • Demand for Public Transportation Is Growing

    A recovering economy and high gas prices have made public transit a popular choice for commuters.

  • Buyers Are Still Flipping for Energy-Efficient Remodels

    ECOHOME checks in with Philip Beere, three-time winner of the NAHB Green Remodel Advocate of the Year Award, for an update on his G Street development company, the power of energy labeling, and what’s on the horizon.

  • The Market Wants Sustainable Urbanism

    Vision 2020 chair and the Congress for New Urbanism CEO John Norquist questions whether less government complexity would afford more sustainable urbanism.

  • Capitol Attraction

    This upscale apartment complex near Georgetown encompasses many transit-oriented features.

  • Green Line

    This luxury rental tower is adjacent to a popular New York City public park.

  • Urban Oasis

    215 West offers access to a range of public transportation options.

  • Star Struck

    The Voyager at Space Center is the largest multifamily project certified by the National Green Building Standard.

  • Southern Efficiency

    Gables Midtown met an extensive checklist of energy-efficiency, indoor air quality, and site requirements.

  • Commuter Central

    Gables Park Plaza encompasses material, energy, and water conservation.

  • University of Colorado Helps Boulder Develop Urban Sustainability Matrix

    The city of Boulder, Colo., engaged the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado to help develop a sustainability matrix to assess new development and redevelopment in conformity with the city’s goals.