Over the past decade, it has become increasingly clear that the presence of transit can has the potential to increase the property values and result in valuable development opportunities. In this era of constrained transite funding and widespread demand for new and expanded transit systems, policy makers, transit planners and elected officials are increasingly interested in harnessing a portion of the value that transit confers to surrounding properties to fund transit infrastructure or related improvements in station areas. This idea, known as "value capture," is much discussed in planning, transit, and local government circles. This section is devoted to Value Capture reports, news, and projects.
Public Transit’s Impact on Housing Costs: A Review of the Literature
Transit Revitalization Investment Districts: Opportunities and Challenges for Implementation
Access for Value: Financing Transportation Through Land Value Capture
An Evaluation Of Property Values In New Jersey Transit Villages
Financing Transit Systems Through Value Capture: An Annotated Bibliography
Blogosphere: Value Capture, Staten Island BRT, Bike Work Day Record, Density More Than High Rise, Death Of Detroit
News: SunRail Funding, Tucson-Phoenix Rail, Texas HSR Plans, Rough Road Tax, Austin Rail Plan, Salt Lake Gentrification, High Tech Ghost Town
News: Tumlin On Congrestion, Houston Transit Funding Vote, Faster HSR, LA LRT Pushes West, Value Capture Research