Why Cities Keep Digging Expensive Parking Holes
An architect's question about a luxury tower next to Machane Yehuda reframes the debate: not whether residents get a say, but whether this building should exist in this form at all. The answer runs through the single most expensive thing you can build in a city — underground parking. This episode digs into parking minimums: where they came from, what they actually cost, who really pays, and why so many cities are now tearing them up. Episode 5632 — myweirdprompts.com/n/5632 (permanent short link: myweirdprompts.com/971334)
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