TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT INTELLIGENCE

See the development potential around transit.

Bring property screening, transit connectivity, funding research and project coordination into one workspace for the teams shaping transit-oriented development.

Connecting Transit, Real Estate, Capital, and Communities

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One connected view of the work behind TOD.

From a place worth studying to a project ready to move.

TOD work spans public agencies, housing partners, developers and capital sources. Keep the key questions and next steps in view as an opportunity takes shape.

01

Screen a place

Review property details alongside transit access, development context and constraints.

02

Research capital

Explore funding and financing paths with eligibility, status and source context to verify.

03

Coordinate delivery

Keep projects, notes and milestones connected from early opportunity through implementation.

A preliminary read, with its assumptions in view.

Start with an address, parcel identifier or location. Organize available property facts and assess the factors that can shape a transit-connected development opportunity.

When reliable, appropriately licensed data are unavailable, information can be entered manually and gaps remain visible for follow-up.

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SCREENING FRAMEWORK

Suitability factors

PRELIMINARY · 0–100
01Transit accessibility
02Development potential
03Infrastructure and zoning
04Housing and employment
05Walkability and connectivity
06Environmental constraints
07Implementation complexity
High PotentialModerate PotentialAdditional Study RecommendedSignificant Development Constraints

Preliminary screening only. Not a certified appraisal or a definitive feasibility finding.

Follow a funding path back to its source.

Research grants, loans, credit assistance, tax incentives and other mechanisms that may support transit-oriented development and related infrastructure.

FTA · USDOT · HUD · EDA · EPA · USDA · U.S. Treasury

Open Federal Funding Match
PLANNINGFTA TOD planning and joint development
PROJECT FINANCETIFIA and RRIF credit assistance
HOUSING + PLACECDBG, HOME, brownfields and EDA programs
TAX INCENTIVESOpportunity Zones and New Markets Tax Credits

Program status, deadlines and eligibility can change. Confirm details with the cited source.

Keep the next decision connected to the last.

Link an opportunity with its assessment and funding research. Carry notes, dated milestones and the current stage forward as the work progresses.

01OpportunityIdentify a place
02AssessmentSurface questions
03Funding researchReview potential paths
04ImplementationTrack delivery

Useful context belongs beside the decision.

01 / SCREENING

A score is a starting point.

Preliminary suitability can help organize questions. It does not replace site-specific due diligence or a feasibility study.

02 / FUNDING

Planning and financing are different paths.

Programs can support different stages and uses. Confirm current eligibility, funding status and deadlines with the administering agency.

A workspace for the people moving TOD forward.

TOD Intelligence is a subscription-based platform for transit agencies, municipalities, housing organizations, developers, investors and regional partners across the United States.

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Built for better-informed development decisions.

TOD Intelligence is owned and operated by H K Strategies, LLC. The platform brings transit, real estate, capital and community considerations into one place for early-stage planning and coordination.