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Originally Posted by Austinlee
I know that San Fran is hardly the only American mega-city, let alone international alpha-cities that have this problem but it looks like owning/parking one or more vehicles in that district would be a hell of a challenge. It is so sexy and dense, how much would an average parking spot sell for in whatever district that is? I assume in the six figures for ownership per single spot if there even is any?
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That's the Tenderloin district, which is the densest neighborhood in SF, and one of the poorest. It's full of old apartment buildings and SROs, many of which have retail on the bottom. There aren't many parking garages or lots, and street parking is mostly metered. I don't think many people buy/rent spots there...and if they do it would probably be relatively cheap (it's a busy, high crime neighborhood, not the ideal parking situation). The tenderloin is well served by public transit because of it's location in the middle of downtown, and most residents don't own cars.