What We're Reading: Deathwater, Cancelled, and Stop Light Removal

Broadway infill: Two properties on Broadway in Capitol Hill are set for redevelopment. Deathwater: Stormwater pollution is killing Coho salmon in Puget Sound ($). Burying a highway: Texas is open to putting an interstate underground in Dallas. Music City transit plan: Nashville’s mayor wants to pledge more than $5 billion for a major light rail and bus service expansion. American maglev: A maglev train might eventually serve the corridor between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Airbnb apartments: A Florida developer is creating the first Airbnb-branded apartment building in the country. Cancelled: Metro bus service from the Eastside to Seahawks games is going away ($). LA’s story: What can be learned from Los Angeles about gentrification? Auto Row: Local historian Rob Ketcherside profiles Colman Automotive on Capitol Hill. TOD: In a recent symposium, development experts offered their insights on what it takes to create successful transit-oriented development. Expensive housing: Why is it so expensive to build affordable housing? Extension abandoned: The Broadway streetcar extension appears to be dead, for now anyway. Stop light removal: Amsterdam is increasingly removing stop lights to de-emphasize car priority.