People should be able to choose whether or not they want to include a parking space in their rental price, experts say after finding that $6 billion worth of off-street parking was going unused. 9News
in their rental price, experts say after finding that $6 billion worth of off-street parking was going unused.
However, 20 per cent of households had too much allocated parking, while 14 per cent did not have enough. With each parking space worth up to $100,000, he estimated the price of unused off-site parking is costing residents more than $6 billion.
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