Equitable Transit Oriented Development

Choi, Hyun Shik

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Title

Equitable Transit Oriented Development

Author(s)

Choi, Hyun Shik

Contributor(s)

Lee, Bumsoo

Issue Date

2019

Keyword(s)

• transit oriented development
• affordable housing
• equitable transit oriented development

Geographic Coverage

• Atlanta, GA
• Denver, CO
• Detroit, MI
• Pittsburgh, PA
• Portland, OR
• Sacramento, CA
• Salt Lake City, Utah
• St. Louis, MO

Abstract

In this paper, empirical studies are adopted on different Equitable Transit Oriented Developments (ETOD) 8 different cities. This paper examines two hypotheses. The first is that ETOD has unique socio-economic patterns than traditional Transit Oriented Developments. ETODs are designed to have affordable housing to accommodate different people in different socio-economic groups. The second hypothesis is that ETODs function as effectively as Transit Oriented Developments. The collected data shows that two hypotheses are not rejected; ETODs had a unique pattern of socio-economic characteristics while being as effected as traditional Transit Oriented Developments.

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MUP Capstone

Type of Resource

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