Aligning the stars for transit-oriented development

The Podcast @ DC by The Podcast @ DC

Feb 25, 202000:37:39Government & Organizations

Policymakers often hope that transit stations will spur real estate and economic development in surrounding neighborhoods, but the results of empirical research on transit-oriented development (TOD) is mixed. In Los Ange...

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