Topic
Parking
32 published works
Land Use Prof Blog
March Madness – Parking Edition
Streetblog is doing a funny spoof of March Madness asking readers to compare the relative "parking madness" of cities across the country. Today's match pits Tampa versus Waterville; weigh in…
Land Use Prof Blog
The only thing raising more ire than finding a parking space in a big city may be someone trying to sell you a parking space in a big city
LAT has the story:Bay Area TV station KRON explains how the app works: "If you launch the free MonkeyParking app on your phone and click request a spot, monkey faces pop up.…
PropertyProf Blog
No More Snow Chairs in Boston?
Kriston Capps hates hates hates the practice of saving spots after a winter's snow, and she details one neighborhood's attempt to stop it:This winter, Boston's South End neighborhood embarks on…
Law & Economics Prof Blog
“Un poème n’est jamais fini, seulement abandonné”
Today I'll talk to my regulation students about the importance of having the attitude that you can improve the situation around you. I thought of that because I was…
Virginia Real Estate, Land Use & Construction Law
Upcoming Changes to Parking Space Requirements of the Arlington County Zoning Ordinance
Arlington Commercial Parking Working Group It is no secret Arlington’s workforce is changing how they get to work. In recent years, there has been a shift from single-occupancy vehicle (“SOV”)…
From the Ground Up
The Parking Wars
If you want to get people in the denser areas of Portland excited, all you have to do is bring up the subject of parking. There are parking disputes, frustrations,…
PropertyProf Blog
Living Without Parking
By propertyprof
Oregon Public Broadcasting looks at the rise of new apartment buildings in Portland that offer no offstreet parking. The article explains that developers are constructing more parking-less buildings because of…
Land Use Prof Blog
Furman Center Reports on NYC Housing and Parking
The MacArthur Award-winning NYU Furman Center recently has produced two reports that are well worth noting. First, an important policy paper on parking and housing:We are pleased to share with…
PropertyProf Blog
European Cities Intentionally Make Driving Miserable
By propertyprof
The New York Times makes the case that the pedestrianization of Europe has shifted into high gear:While American cities are synchronizing green lights to improve traffic flow and offering apps…
International Law Prof Blog
Who has the Most Expensive Parking in the World?
The Financial Times of London today reports the results of its "Global Parking Rate Survey" of Central Business Districts around the world. You can read more on page 10 of…