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Originally Posted by Reaper
I don't think it's callous. Some people (not sayin that this is the case here) seem to think that because they own a car that it comes with free parking. If you don't have property on which to park a car then any time you can park for free then you are being given goodwill and you should realize that you are not entitled to park for free.
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Totally agree.
I think it is the idea that it is a fairly established practice to park on the street. It is just the idea that one day it is fine for someone to park in front of their house, now it is not. Not really arguing some sort of vested right to park there, just that people had become accustomed to it.
It would totally have an effect on desirability of certain properties. Fortunately I rent and will probably move by next winter.