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Research News at NJIT

Research News at NJIT

Transit-centered communities that are dense, service-rich, and walkable are one of the pillars of 21st...

Research Exchange

Research Exchange

Train Stations Attracted Startups in Two Cities A Mineta National Transit Research Consortium report concluded...

SIDEBAR: Apartments Near Transit Fared Thrived through Housing Slump

SIDEBAR: Apartments Near Transit Fared Thrived through Housing Slump

Transit-oriented development (TOD) in New Jersey appears to have fared comparatively well through the national...

SIDEBAR: Transportation and Creative Placemaking

SIDEBAR: Transportation and Creative Placemaking

The Creative Placemaking movement advocates a type of art-based community redevelopment in which the arts...

Pen Station/Letters

Pen Station/Letters

Note to readers: The following are some of the released statements InTransition received after Congress compromised on...

From the Chairman’s Desk

From the Chairman’s Desk

This summer I attended the opening of a project that exemplifies the best of what...

In New Jersey, Transit-Oriented Development Comes in All Shapes and Sizes

In New Jersey, Transit-Oriented Development Comes in All Shapes and Sizes

There are the investors, who want to see as many units squeezed into a property...

Putting the Metal to the Pedals

Putting the Metal to the Pedals

There’s something undignified about locking a bicycle to a rusty old rack—or worse, if there’s...

Smart Branding Attracts the Masses to Mass Transit

Smart Branding Attracts the Masses to Mass Transit

This year, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Metro) decided that a ribbon-cutting alone would...

Art for Community’s Sake: Creative Placemaking

Art for Community’s Sake: Creative Placemaking

On July 24, R&B artist Luke James launched Newark, New Jersey’s ninth annual Lincoln Park...