Tag: Transit-Oriented Development
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Brickland MRT Station Construction to Begin in 2026, Home to 2034 Opening
Overview: A New Link on the North-South Line Singapore’s rail expansion continues as plans for the new Brickland MRT station move forward. The station will sit on the North-South Line (NSL), positioned between the existing Choa Chu Kang and Bukit Gombak stops. Officials have announced that construction is expected to commence in the first half…
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Narre Warren South: A Suburban Journey Toward Better Public Transport and Community Growth
From Frustration to Focus: Narre Warren South’s Transport Challenge Narre Warren South is a Melbourne suburb at a pivotal moment. Growing up in nearby Rowville, I learned firsthand how crucial accessible public transport is to daily life. The detour from private vehicles to reliable transit isn’t just a convenience; it’s a lifeline for families, students,…
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Condos Without Parking: The New Reality in Canada’s Urban Housing Boom
Rising Demand Reframes the Canadian Condo Landscape Prices and sales dynamics in Canada’s condo market are evolving, with a noticeable tilt toward units that don’t rely on on-site parking. As buyers recalibrate expectations amid shifting urban lifestyles, developers and policymakers are reassessing what features actually add value. The trend isn’t just about saving a few…
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Condos Without Parking Face Struggles as Shifting Housing Trends Reshape Canada’s Market
Growing Preference for Parking-Ready Condos Meets Market Realities Canadian home buyers are increasingly weighing the value of parking when considering condo purchases. As October sales data showed a rebound fueled by lower borrowing costs and a backlog of demand, the market is also revealing a nuanced landscape: parking availability and pricing can sway buyer decisions…
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Coburg Renewal: Council Proposes 15 Housing Towers Over Car Parks to Transform City Centre
Overview of the Plan The Merri-bek City Council has released a bold renewal blueprint for the central Coburg precinct, proposing the redevelopment of six council-owned sites that are currently heavy with car parking. The plan aims to replace these expansive lots with more than a dozen housing towers, ranging from seven to 18 storeys, accompanied…