Transit-Oriented Development
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What is Transit Oriented Development?
Successful transit oriented development (TOD) is attractive, walkable, and sustainable and allows Denver residents to have fair housing, ample transportation choices and the ability to live convenient, affordable, enjoyable lives.
What is the TOD Strategic Plan?
Denver is taking a system-wide approach to implement not just TOD, but also transit communities for all of Denver’s residents. The TOD Strategic Plan, “Transit Oriented Denver,” (PDF) provides a foundation to guide public and private investment at rail stations through:
- Creating an implementation action plan through research and analysis of the existing state of transit-oriented development
- Providing city-wide, high-level policy recommendations and on the ground, station-level action items with the intent to foster implementation of TOD at rail stations
- Establishing a system to track and monitor Denver’s success so the city can continue to refine and improve its strategic moves in the future
View Transit Oriented Denver (PDF) or the executive summary (PDF)
- 10th and Osage
- 38th and Blake
- 40th and Airport
- 40th and Colorado
- 41st and Fox
- 61st and Pena
- Alameda
- Auraria West
- Belleview
- Broadway
- Central Park
- Colfax at Auraria
- Colorado
- Dayton
- Decatur-Federal
- Denver Union Station
- DIA
- Downtown Loop
- Evans
- Knox
- Louisiana - Pearl
- Mile High Stadium
- National Western Stock Show
- Nine Mile
- Peoria
- Pepsi Center - Elitch Gardens
- Perry
- Sheridan
- Southmoor
- University
- Welton/Downing Corridor
- Yale
Current TOD Programs