#ParkingReform

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Parking Reform Network @parkingreform.org · 10h
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Parking reform works best when it solves problems people already care about: Housing. Small business. Downtowns. Adaptive reuse. Transportation choice. Public space. Have a recent local parking reform win? We want to hear about it.

Newsramp @newsramp.com · 1d
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Student housing developers face a tough equation: small sites, fixed parking minimums, and unit counts that can't shrink. A Gainesville, FL project used automated parking to solve all three without going below grade. Early design coordination made the difference. #StudentHousing #Parking

Newsramp @newsramp.com · 1d
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NYC repealed parking mandates in parts of the city, but most developers are still solving the same site constraints as before. Experts say efficiency — not zoning — is now the real question. #Multifamily #UrbanDevelopment

Parking Reform Network @parkingreform.org · 2d
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Before building more parking, ask: Where is demand highest? When are spaces full? Who needs the curb? Are nearby spaces unused? Could better management help? Good parking policy starts by understanding the problem before prescribing the answer.

Patrick Siegman @siegman.biz · 3d
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To figure out how many vehicles Americans actually want, and what types of vehicles, we should abolish minimum parking mandate nationwide. Because we lack a free market for automobile storage, we cannot determine what Americans would freely choose.

Patrick Siegman @siegman.biz · 5d
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If you are wondering what progressive policy reforms actually increase housing supply, here are three to get you started: 1️⃣ Charge the right prices for curb parking. 2️⃣ Return the parking revenue to the blocks where it is generated, to pay for public services. 3️⃣ Remove minimum parking regulations.

Parking Reform Network @parkingreform.org · 9d
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Removing parking minimums is not the end of parking policy. Busy places still need loading, accessible spaces, permits, pricing + curb management. The goal isn't “no rules.” It is less mandate and better management.