In an enlightening review of successful TODs across the country, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) released a report in 2003 to help municipal officials and planners successfully implement development around transit centers. The report, authored by Robert Dunphy, Deborah Myerson and Michael Pawlukiewicz, identified the following 10 principles that should guide transit-oriented development strategies:    Make It Better with a Vision    Apply the Power of Partnerships    Think Development When Thinking about Transit    Get the Parking Right    Build a Place, Not a Project    Make Retail Development Market Driven, Not Transit Driven    Mix Uses, but Not Necessarily in the Same Place    Make Buses a Great Idea    Encourage Every Price Point to Live around Transit    Engage Corporate AttentionThis final principle describes a major, but often neglected, factor in determining the success of transit-oriented development projects. According to the ULI report, the corporate sector can play an especially influential role in stimulating development around transit stations.

Ten Principles for Successful Development Around Transit

Business & Money

Dunphy, Robert

Myerson, Deborah

Pawlukiewicz, Michael

Economics

Urban Land Inst

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Ten Principles for Successful Development Around Transit