Cuyahoga TOD
Cuyahoga TOD is a joint effort to advance Transit-Oriented Development, or TOD, in Cuyahoga County. By aligning planning, zoning, transportation, and development strategies, we are building up our communities and strengthening connections between people, places, and opportunities.
Access Key Resources
Welcome to your one-stop-shop for all things Transit-Oriented Development in Greater Cleveland. Here, you'll find the latest tools, resources, and information gathered from a network of partners, all working together to build more TOD in Cuyahoga County.
Opportunities
View RFPs, RFQs, and available sites for Transit-Oriented Development in Cuyahoga County
Mapping
Access the interactive TOD Navigator tool and associated data to view existing and upcoming TOD projects
Financing
Review current Transit-Oriented Development financing information, resources, and opportunities.
What is Transit-Oriented Development?
Imagine living where you can grab coffee, run errands, go to your job — all without getting in your car. That’s Transit-Oriented Development, or TOD.
By building around transit and prioritizing people and places, TOD can enhance communities as appealing places to live, work, and visit.
Recent TOD News
Cuyahoga TOD Partnership + Branding
October 8, 2026
The TOD Initiative began in 2021 as a study of how land near transit is zoned across Cuyahoga County. Since then, five local agencies have come together to support development…
First GCRTA Rail Car Arrives
October 8, 2026
A brand-new Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) railcar has arrived in Cleveland. It is the first of 54 new railcars that will replace GCRTA’s current fleet, which dates back…
West 117th Street Corridor Plan
October 8, 2026
County Planning is working with the cities of Cleveland and Lakewood on a plan for West 117th Street. The goal is to explore ways to improve transportation and find new…
TOD is growing in Cuyahoga County!
TOD investment has climbed steadily in recent years, reaching a record high in 2025. Explore more in the newly released 2026 edition of the Development Trends on TOD Corridors report.





