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“No shortage of parking has occured” this is definitely not true where I live. A lot of the dense new housing has essentially zero guest parking often making it
by broof 3y ago
“No shortage of parking has occured” this is definitely not true where I live. A lot of the dense new housing has essentially zero guest parking often making it difficult to visit my friends. To be honest, I do think that this trade off is worth it because affordable housing is more important, but I don’t think it’s honest to say that these areas don’t have shortages of parking
- jseliger 3y agomaking it difficult to visit my friends It would be more difficult to see your friends if they couldn't afford to live in that area t all.
- majormajor 3y agoIn a lot of US cities this is break-even at best or simply untrue - often if you go 3, 5, or 10 miles into more suburby there's once again ample parking. So then the person in the new suburban apartment building with big parking lots instead of the new more-central building is much easier to visit by car.
- Finnucane 3y agoIs driving the only way to get there?
- conscion 3y ago> A lot of the dense new housing has essentially zero guest parking often making it difficult to visit my friends difficult to visit your friends ... for free. There's probably paid parking somewhere nearby willing to take your money in exchange for storing your car