A Slew Of TODs In Works For Baltimore
Light rail and subway lines are spawning a series of new developments.
"Along a block of North Calvert Street, surrounded by crumbling and boarded-up rowhouses, homebuyers are shelling out $400,000 and more for luxury townhouses sprouting on the site of long-demolished buildings."
"None of the developments boast the water views that have sparked unprecedented booms in Baltimore and the region. But the projects all offer something else: access to mass transit."
"After decades of suburban sprawl, high-density transit-oriented development, or TOD - long a pie-in-the-sky vision among urban planners - is now hot. In Maryland, about $2.1 billion worth of transit-oriented projects are under way or in the conceptual stage as government officials and planners increasingly seize on the concept to spearhead redevelopment, and manage sprawl and traffic gridlock."
- Login or register to post comments
- Email this page
- Massive Mixed-Use Transit Oriented Development To Hit White Flint - Dec 06, 2011
- ASLA Seeks A More Sustainable D.C. - Nov 16, 2011
- Maryland Lays Out Plan to Combat Sprawl - Sep 16, 2011
- Maryland's Smart Growth Law A Dud According To University Study - Nov 05, 2009
- Recasting the Station as the Neighborhood Nucleus - Aug 18, 2009

















