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property prices aren’t exogenous.
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Zipcar is making more and more sense.
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And a problem with THAT is that parking space is MANDATED by local zoning regulations, instead of being set by supply...
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Can I just say that I’m so glad Dens is a supporter of the Livable Streets movement? Innovative, bright minds like his...
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View Larger Probably the biggest problem with cars in cities is that they require huge amounts of land for storage (a.k.a. parking). Here is a photo of Midtown Atlanta between 5th street and 12th street. This is one of the densest and most pedestrian-friendly ares in the entire state of Georgia. The red blocks indicate parcels of land that are 100% dedicated to car storage. (via Cars Kill Cities « Progressive Transit)
