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Small caveat: as an apartment dweller, the way to own and operate my own car is to rent an underground parking space, which will, in time, be retrofitted with a
by Fradow 3y ago
Small caveat: as an apartment dweller, the way to own and operate my own car is to rent an underground parking space, which will, in time, be retrofitted with a charging plug.
On the other hand, that's definitely more expensive than street parking and not everyone will be able to afford it, so your statement is overall correct for the majority of people.
- ricardobeat 3y agoIn Europe, street parking is usually more expensive than buying/renting a spot in a garage.
- Fradow 3y agoI don't think you can really generalize that easily. Where I live, street parking with a residential permit is way cheaper than renting a spot in a garage, and I know other big cities have similar schemes.
- ricardobeat 3y agoYou’re right, it’s not even the case where I live, had the wrong figures in mind. No delete action now I’m afraid!
- Tade0 3y agoWhere specifically in Europe did you see this to be the case?
- peoplefromibiza 3y ago> is to rent an underground parking space assuming you find one at an affordable rate. Where I live there are no available parking spaces, and parking garages are all fully booked, but even if they weren't, you can't install your own charger. There are a few properties on sale, but the starting price is around 40 thousand euros for 16 square meters.