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New Report Identifies Opportunities for Transit-Oriented Communities in Lower Fairfield County
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New Report Identifies Opportunities for Transit-Oriented Communities in Lower Fairfield County
Six train stations in our region were identified as “near-term” opportunities to create transit-oriented communities as Connecticut continues to develop new strategies to address its housing challenges. Stamford, Noroton Heights (in Darien), Darien, South Norwalk, East Norwalk, and Fairfield–Black Rock were identified as station areas “where existing transit and infrastructure can generally support additional development and underutilized land o…
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