Most landlords jump at the opportunity to monetize their properties in creative ways aside from just renting to tenants in the traditional sense. If you’re looking for another clever way to generate revenue from your building’s existing footprint, check out Parkaze. Read More ->
by Amal Radhakrishnan
Parking in Boston At Non-Commercial Areas You can park in residential areas in Boston, but you’d need to acquire a permit. Parking During Winters A lot of snow accumulates on the road during the winter season making it difficult to drive. It’s best to find a covered, residential or parking space […]
by Oliviafo Renting your parking spot is a win-win situation. For Bostonians, renting out a parking spot during the day or for a longer period of time could mean two to three thousand more dollars per year. For tourists or people new to the area, it means a safe and relatively cheap parking spot. What makes rental […]
by Oliviafo
Boston is iconic for its beautiful fall leaves, Fenway Park, Mike’s Pastry cannolis, the Common, Hahvahd Yahd, and… expensive parking. Finding a spot is not only time consuming and frustrating, but also increasingly expensive. According to boston.gov, the City of Boston last raised parking meter fees citywide in 2011 when the hourly rate increased their […]
by Oliviafo
And the winner is…. Rosabelle334 from reddit! Thank you so much to everyone who participated in our search for the worst parking horror story. At this current moment, sometimes it’s hard to remember the things that bring us together. Ask any Boston person what makes living in Boston so hard and the answer is almost […]
by Oliviafo
Beth Osborne has worked at the U.S. Department of Transportation where she served as the Acting Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy and closely worked for Sen. Tom Carper (DE) as an advisor for transportation, trade, and labor policy and right now she is joining us as the policy director of Smart Growth America – an […]
by shujauddin
When people are asked about sustainable parking, they would most of the time immediately think of parking lots designed to be environmentally friendly. However, there is so much more to the concept of sustainable parking than just parking lots. Peer-to-peer parking apps seek to drastically lessen the number of hours, gas, and money spent […]
by jimmyfang455
With Phase 3 of the Massachusetts COVID-19 Response Plan, many of us are beginning to go on trips into the city. However, with public transportation and carpooling apps being questionable in terms of health standards, many will opt to drive instead. Mayor Walsh announced a few months ago that Boston had updated the city’s […]
by jimmyfang455
Across the country, states are beginning to open up, and people are slowly returning to their workplaces. However, will everything go back to normal? With the outbreak of the COVID-19 disease, people are now uncomfortable with what used to be the norm. Gone are the days of efficiency, as safety and cleanliness have become […]
by Amal Radhakrishnan
Q: So now you want parking to be sustainable too? A: Yes, in fact, urban transportation is one of the core contributors of global emissions, oil consumption and energy use. With parking contributing to about 30% of urban traffic congestion, it isn’t hard to estimate the impact of aimless search of parking on global sustainability. […]
by Ashwin Pillai
