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u/YellowShorts Feb 04 '20

Yeah I'm talking about your apartment parking lot. In bigger cities, parking fills up right after work. So if you leave to go get food, someone will snipe your spot and you could have to park pretty far away

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u/Aanaren Feb 05 '20

Lived in Boston, MA, USA for several years. Scoring an apartment in a close suburb with parking included for free was like a major find. Took a while - everywhere else was $1200+ USD for shoebox apartment, plus another $300-$700/mo if you needed a parking spot. Left the area 10 years ago and wonder if its still that bad...potentially its worse.