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How parking affects missing middle housing
How parking affects missing middle housing
Missing Middle Housing types are key to affordability, but parking (and zoning that requires off-street parking) impacts the cost. This analysis by Dan Parolek of Opticos Design, author of Missing Middle Housing, shows that fourplexes—one missing middle type—may yield from 21 to 49 units per acre, depending on their number of bedrooms and the off-street parking provided. In other words, parking can cut the net density in half. The buildings with no parking may achieve higher densities and lower costs. (In an urban neighborhood, on-street parking is typically available).
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How parking affects missing middle housing
Solving UA's parking puzzle - The Crimson White
Solving UA's parking puzzle - The Crimson White
For students at The University of Alabama who own cars, purchasing a parking permit is often high on their to-do list before arriving on campus.   Students registered for the fall semester will receive their registration time and date via their Crimson email. Those who registered prior to July 15 will have to wait until...
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Solving UA's parking puzzle - The Crimson White
What if the Empire State Building met typical parking requirements?
What if the Empire State Building met typical parking requirements?
Under typical office parking requirements of a conservative 3 spaces per 1,000 square feet of floor area, it would require 56 acres or 15 New York City blocks to serve the Empire State Building if the parking were provided in surface lots. Completed in 1931, in the pre-parking urbanism era, the iconic skyscraper is within walking distance of Pennsylvania Station, Grand Central Terminal, Port Authority Bus Terminal, and two subway stations.
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What if the Empire State Building met typical parking requirements?