Transit-Oriented Development in Maryland

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TAKE ACTION: Help Capitol Heights Metro station attract quality, transit-oriented development!

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With your help, we can help Capitol Heights Metro station turn into a safer, more walkable, vibrant mix of housing and businesses with great places to catch the bus and Metro. 
EVENT: Branch Ave Metro tour and placemaking meetup, Oct. 3, 2023

EVENT: Branch Ave Metro tour and placemaking meetup, Oct. 3, 2023

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Connectivity + placemaking: Unlocking development around transit at the Branch Av. Metro station, with RISE Prince George's. On Oct. 3, 2023, in collaboration with RISE Prince George's, we explored Prince George's effort to focus future growth within the beltway and established communities by taking a look at the Branch Avenue Metro

We can’t save Downtown Largo by destroying it

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Rethink the I-495/Medical Center Drive interchange project FACT SHEET CSG-Factsheet-Beltway_Medical-Center-Drive-at-Downtown-Largo-InterchangeDownload

Event Materials: “Where and how should Prince George’s grow?” with Peter Shapiro

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Thank you for joining us on Tuesday, July 18 for a conversation with Planning Board Chair Peter Shapiro on where and how Prince George’s County should grow. We had a great turnout and a robust discussion.
CSG comments opposing the townhouse moratorium in Prince George's County

CSG comments opposing the townhouse moratorium in Prince George’s County

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While we oppose CB 52 as not the right approach, we wish to express our support for the concern expressed in the bill in terms of ensuring residential growth is directed to the right locations. We find the singling out of townhouses for blame unjustified when permissive single family zoning across vast acres outside the beltway “established communities” are the underlying problem. Most of the land outside the beltway is zoned for low density housing, causing growth and additional demand on urban infrastructure, and robbing reinvestment resources from existing communities.