The world's first suburbs were designed to exclude. Today, they might just hold the secret to doing transit-oriented development right.

Downtown Chicago's first completed office-to-housing conversion project opened earlier this month in the central business district. The Rector building, now called the Bellwether, is the first of six ...

The first comprehensive working paper on U.S. construction timelines also found that the permitting process for multi-family ...

All but one of the legislative proposals that the California High-Speed Rail Authority deemed essential to keeping the ...

Planetizen is very excited to welcome esteemed researcher and academic Ann Forsyth back for a new monthly column on urban ...

After over 20 years of planning, Sacramento Regional Transit opened the new Dos Rios light rail station to the public on Sept ...

The Trump administration revoked funding for the project in October 2025, and then restored it earlier this year.

The American Public Transportation Associations estimates the stopgap bill will result in an over 80% cut to federal ...

With the project outside city limits and little county oversight of unincorporated land, officials are considering measures ...

New York City is looking to redevelop a city-owned property that currently houses city agencies into a new community of NYC ...

When Britain and Japan faced the consequences of monopolistic public transit, both countries divided their transit up into ...

Houston Metro is investing in its on-demand services by upgrading METROLift, its paratransit service, making its on-demand ...