Getting to Transit Oriented Communities
Experiences in Canada
ULI Toronto and FIG the Future of Infrastructure Group examined three station developments in the Toronto Region, and one transit system development in Montreal. A mix of expertise examined the challenges and learnings to provide recommendations on unlocking the potential of Transit Oriented Communities, with a focus on exploring ways to better integrate housing, workplace, public services and entertainment into transit developments. 7 key learnings were drawn out:
- Shared vision to deliver effectively
- Clear governance and dedicated resources
- Integration of station into the community
- Transitioning to pedestrians
- Building in adaptability
- Capturing value
- Building community
Report Summary: ULI Toronto and FIG the Future of Infrastructure Group examined three station developments in the Toronto Region, and one transit system development in Montreal. A mix of expertise examined the challenges and learnings to provide recommendations on unlocking the potential of Transit Oriented Communities, with a focus on exploring ways to better integrate housing, workplace, public services and entertainment into transit developments. 7 key learnings were drawn out:
- Shared vision to deliver effectively
- Clear governance and dedicated resources
- Integration of station into the community
- Transitioning to pedestrians
- Building in adaptability
- Capturing value
- Building community