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Contributions for the week of August 29, 2022
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Do you know why investors are requiring parking? Are they assuming it's required to have some in order to be successful? Is it to avoid future backlash if street parking becomes an issue? Did any of them say they won't require parking at all?
Hey, I'm really sorry to have not replied here; I've been off themotte for a while.
From what I can tell, investors require parking because they believe that it's required to make the units sellable, so, yes to your first guess. It's an amenity like any other. And while all said they'd require parking in the area in question, many of them said that they wouldn't put in parking if the area was better-served by bike or transit infrastructure.
Thanks for following up and for your posts on housing!
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