US EditionTransport Oriented Development in NSW – what the changes could mean for where you live
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Transport Oriented Development in NSW – what the changes could mean for where you live
Co-authored by Chloe Ferreira Last year, the NSW Government announced a series of significant Transport Oriented Development (TOD) planning changes, aimed at increasing the housing density across NSW. A land use planning approach, TOD encourages sustainable and mixed-use development located around railway or metro stations. The ultimate aim is to create vibrant and walkable communities. While there is a staggered timetable to implementation in t…
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