Palmetto and city partners presented Uptown Connect, a mixed-use, transit-oriented development in Albuquerque that includes 176 apartments (126 deeply affordable). The city contributes land and a $25M RAISE grant will fund a parking garage; Housing New Mexico will finance the apartment portion only (apartment floors 2'5 = 138,590 sq ft), with an eligible apartment cost of about $290 per sq ft.

Once known as the “City of Homes,” this East Bay suburb is building 700 apartments on parking lots surrounding its two BART stations.

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The Milpitas City Council introduced and adopted an urgency ordinance to align local zoning with California’s SB 79, creating a transit-oriented development (TOD) overlay for areas within a half-mile of major transit stops and specifying local development standards ahead of the law’s July 1 effective date.

Mike VanGorder, a senior housing policy specialist and organizer, positioned himself as a progressive candidate focused on rent stabilization, eviction protections, transit-oriented housing, reuse of large commercial sites and canceling an AI surveillance contract he associated with 'flock' cameras.

Council approved a city-initiated rezoning of ~3.5 acres at Hillsborough and Western Boulevard to RX-3 to support a subsidized affordable housing project near planned BRT; staff said demolition is imminent and the city is offering $1.5 million in gap financing.

Developers presented a revised 12-unit mixed-use building near the train station; board members and the public expressed concern about building massing, excessive coverage relative to zoning, large unit sizes and parking shortfalls, and requested streetscape drawings and parking/EV-charging management plans before returning to the board.

City council approved a conditional height permit to raise building maximums from 35 to 65 feet at 3636 College Street for a proposed 261‑unit multifamily development; staff and developer said the site is transit‑oriented, while residents pressed for clarity on affordability, shadow studies and stormwater capacity.

A private nonprofit contractor described downtown awards programs, over $2 billion in recent projects, a 220-unit transit-oriented development with retail and parking and a data-center deal the speaker said could exceed $100 million, alongside housing and commercial investment.

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Planning staff recommended shrinking the mixed‑use commercial footprint around 4700 West and 12th Street and shifting some areas to mixed residential. Commissioners debated pedestrian vs. vehicle‑oriented commercial, transit‑oriented development and timing for infrastructure.

Trammell Crow Residential presented a roughly 520‑unit transit‑oriented proposal for 100 and 150 Newport Ave Extension, including podium and five‑ to six‑story buildings, 540 parking spaces and substantial stormwater and floodplain accommodations. Dozens of residents and councilors raised traffic, flood risk and open‑space concerns; the board voted to continue the matter to Oct. 14 for more review and for the applicant to respond to numerous letters.

Mayor Armstead said NJEDA and New Jersey Transit have launched a joint redevelopment plan for the commuter parking lot at 101 West Elizabeth Avenue to create transit-oriented housing and renew the downtown corridor.

The Zoning Commission on a 5–0 vote approved Office of Planning’s request to remove a 10-foot front setback requirement in SDE‑18 for a new DC Public Library at Saint Elizabeths East, citing design constraints above the Congress Heights Metro and strong community support.

By court remand, the commission formally approved the previously contested 102‑unit transit‑oriented development at 751 Weed Street after the applicant revised plans to comply with the court's conditions (removal of a sidewalk link, relocation of a sewer tie through a private easement and drainage adjustments). The approval was carried as ordered; one commissioner recorded a 'no' vote.

Solomon questions density regulations for transit areas and advocates for vertical building solutions.

The City Council approved a first‑reading ordinance, PUD concept and comprehensive plan change to allow Rohrer Companies to redevelop a five‑story office site into a 195‑unit apartment building near the future City West light‑rail station; the Planning Commission had voted 5‑0 to recommend approval.

The Wheat Ridge Planning Commission voted 7–0 to recommend that City Council rezone a 10.89‑acre former state group‑home site at 10285 Ridge Road from Agricultural‑1 to Mixed Use Commercial Transit Oriented Development (MUCTOD), enabling a concept plan calling for about 200 affordable units, community services, and a Red Rocks Community College (RR