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There is already a lot of private parking infrastructure in cities, and it wouldn't take long for profit-seekers to build new parking garages where demand exist
by lukas099 3y ago
There is already a lot of private parking infrastructure in cities, and it wouldn't take long for profit-seekers to build new parking garages where demand exists. The new law could include a phase-out period if it's a problem.
Over time the suburban big-box retailers will lose as fewer people will drive cars.
- jjav 3y ago> Over time the suburban big-box retailers will lose as fewer people will drive cars. No, the downtown core will lose when the shopping traffic shifts to the mall as I noted in comment above. I had a SO whose family owned one of those small shops in the old downtown when parking became restricted, so I've seen first hand what happens to downtowns when parking goes away (all those shops are gone now).