State and local governments typically require new housing to include parking – often much more than residents want, needlessly driving up the price of housing.

Wudi@feddit.uk · edit-2 17 days ago

State and local governments typically require new housing to include parking – often much more than residents want, needlessly driving up the price of housing.

HubertManne@piefed.social · 16 days ago

Im torn on this. We have plenty of buildings with no parking here and people seem to live there and park on the street. I think I would prefer to get rid of street parking than with residencies. Thing is though is you have where the parking is allowed to be seperate from the units so you get people owning and renting the parkin seperately and people with units still parking in the street. They should require the spot to be part of the unit and you should be allowed to keep a shed in the spot and store stuff in it.

State and local governments typically require new housing to include parking – often much more than residents want, needlessly driving up the price of housing.

State and local governments typically require new housing to include parking – often much more than residents want, needlessly driving up the price of housing.

Wasted space: Axe car-parking rules to cut the cost of housing