项目名称: |
Is Transit-Oriented Development Affordable for Low and Moderate Income Households (in terms of H+T)? |
摘要: |
The transportation and land use planning paradigm is shifting away from segregated uses connected by highways and roads to more compact, mixed-use developments connected by high quality transit. This new paradigm has brought transit-oriented development (TOD) to the fore, and researchers continue to highlight advantages of this style of well-integrated land use and transportation planning. When it comes to affordability, what counts isn’t housing costs alone but the combination of housing plus transportation costs (H+T). If TODs do, in fact, command higher rents due to increased transit accessibility, this creates an issue of social equity, especially if higher housing costs are not offset by transportation-related cost savings. Promoting a development style that limits access for transit-dependent populations by pricing those residents out of the market could potentially be counterproductive. In this study the research team first confirms whether TOD style development capitalizes on increased accessibility by demanding higher rents than comparable contemporary developments with similar amenities. More importantly, the team then compares the rent premiums with estimates of transportation cost savings for TOD dwellers to see whether the combination of H+T exceeds affordability standards for different income groups. Based on case studies, the team also identifies measures taken by exemplary TOD developers and jurisdictions to make housing affordable for low and moderate income households. |
状态: |
Active |
资金: |
320113 |
资助组织: |
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology<==>University of Utah, Salt Lake City<==>University of Arizona, Tucson<==>ECONorthwest<==>City of Orem |
执行机构: |
University of Utah, Salt Lake City<==>University of Arizona, Tucson |
开始时间: |
20190801 |
预计完成日期: |
20211231 |
主题领域: |
Economics;Public Transportation;Society |