Yep, you'll find this all over California. I don't have the numbers handy, but the way the math works out ... the only way the economics make sense in a number

Yep, you'll find this all over California. I don't have the numbers handy, but the way the math works out ... the only way the economics make sense in a number of different neighborhoods is if lux condos/highrises are built. Otherwise developers don't have a way to recoup the ~$200k/door cost requirement of building that much parking (I think it was $200k, someone correct me if I'm wrong).