Transit-oriented Housing In San Francisco

San Francisco needs housing but the question is where to put it. How about along a transit route?

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January 31, 2001, 7:00 AM PST

"...Mike Scanlon, the head of SamTrans, has been telling local officials in the year-plus since he came here from Florida, that they need to move toward transit-oriented development. What he means is a European-style model of residential development within walking distance to shopping, trains and buses that eliminates the need for day-to-day use of the automobile."

Thanks to Congress for the New Urbanism

Read the full story: Housing Outside The Box: Proposal links shops, apartments, Caltrain

Tuesday, January 30, 2001 in The San Francisco Chronicle

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