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How do you orient a multifamily property towards walkability and transit? - wide sidewalks - barrier between cars and sidewalks - density - not guaranteeing parking for the building - locating near transit and already walkable neighborhoods.
Is there something I'm missing? I live in Dallas and this is pretty much what is happening. All these multi-family building have parking which is car-centric, but it's basically impossible to live in Dallas without one. Unless a massive swath of land or build their own transit,
I don't see how developers can do better than they are.
It’s by metro areas, so while the majority of multifamily in Dallas proper may be happening near transit, there are still the huge # of multifamily projects in the northern suburbs that are missing the key component of transit that gets their residents reliably around the region.
mixed use mixed use mixed use even if people are still commuting by car, you can make a lot of progress by locating key retail (groceries, pharmacies, etc) within walking distance
Agree completely, and the nice thing about this is that it requires almost no government intervention. Private developers can be wholly responsible for making a nicer city.
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