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Talking Headways Podcast: Value Capture and Transit-Oriented Development

This week we talk with Stan Wall of HR&A Advisors. Stan tells us about his earlier work as director of real estate and station planning for WMATA in Washington DC, including an interesting case study -- the redevelopment at the NoMa transit station -- his favorite projects, and what "value capture" actually means.
2:58 PM PDT on June 21, 2018

This week we talk with Stan Wall of HR&A Advisors. Stan tells us about his earlier work as director of real estate and station planning for WMATA in Washington DC, including an interesting case study — the redevelopment at the NoMa transit station — his favorite projects, and what “value capture” actually means.

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