2nd Transit-Oriented Development 2016 is a conference dedicated to opportunities for growth and overcoming challenges in developing Transit oriented development (TOD) through world’s leading TOD case studies.

Key Topics

Local and federal funding for TOD infrastructure and implementation of projects
How to leverage your regions transit network with land use policies that support housing and employment near your existing and future subways, buses and rail lines
Constructing office, retail, and a mix of housing options within transit areas necessary to increase the walk-able, urban nature of the city and reconnect all of neighborhoods together
Properties for new development, and take advantage of city investments in station areas
Transit connectivity with existing neighborhoods and new development opportunities
Development frameworks for station areas that account for the operational needs of transit agencies and opportunities to create value and catalyze real estate development
Sustainable development hubs around key transport links and incorporate positive social, cultural, economic, and community benefits for residents and visitors to the region
Conceptual/specific plans for the areas around transit-zoning, design standards, parking requirements, and street connectivity for a successful TOD