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I don't think they're talking about reserved spots. The issue is with the government-mandated "parking requirement" that forces builders to account for a certai
by didgeoridoo 9y ago
I don't think they're talking about reserved spots. The issue is with the government-mandated "parking requirement" that forces builders to account for a certain number of parking spots per person as part of getting a project approved. The analysis is about how much this requirement increases development costs, which are then passed on to all tenants equally.
- curun1r 9y agoI think GP's post was saying that they're not passed on evenly. Developers in many cities have realized that they can satisfy the requirements and charge extra for those parking spaces, whether assigned or not. I've lived in at least 2 buildings that had mixed assigned/unassigned parking and residents could choose whether to pay more for assigned, but unassigned spaces still cost extra. In both cases, not having a car would have saved me at least $200/mo.