How We Organized Ottawa’s First Parking Day (And Got Kicked Off The Street)

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Defending Progress: How Bridgeport Protected Its Parking Reforms

Against steep odds, Bridgeport just scored a major win for parking reform. They defeated a push to reinstate costly parking mandates by a single vote. This victory preserves the cityโ€™s 2021 reforms, which have already unlocked stalled housing projects and revitalized vacant lots. But the fight wasnโ€™t easy: Facing backlash over one parking-free development, opponents nearly rolled back progress until a coalition of developers, housing advocates, and transit riders rallied to defend the policy. Hereโ€™s how they did it, and why it matters far beyond Connecticut.

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Redeveloping Excess Parking: An Incremental Approach in a Texas Suburb

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A parking lot video game? Meet Hilko Janssen, creator of Car Park Capital

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Mapping the “Parking Tax” on New Housing

Parking mandates impose a hidden “tax” on new housing, driving up costs and limiting affordability. A new analysis by MapCraft reveals how parking mandates widen the gap between construction costs and what median-income households can afford. Even reducing parking requirements from two stalls per unit to zero can slash needed subsidies by hundreds of dollars, freeing up funds to build more homes. Dive into the data to see how parking reform could unlock affordable housing in your city.

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