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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People move to SFH neighborhoods specifically to have space. They are going to ruin the entire county until it is paved concrete jungle like Tokyo and we all get to live in sh!tty 400 sqft apts. But hey, at least the crappy chipotle down the street is walkable. I can’t wait until this stupendously backfires and everyone with means (by and large part home owners) flees because all of the upzoning imports tons of poverty and trashy people into the county. Gee, you mean it sucks when your neighborhood street has 30000 cars parked all over because each triplex houses 20 people all with their own cars? R.I.P. MoCo. Howard and AA Counties looking more attractive by the day. [/quote] Did you know that most Dupont circle SFH are now multi unit condos? They converted old victorian homes with many bedrooms into subdivided smaller condos. Is Dupont circle a trashy place? Also, why shouldn’t poor people live near wealthy people? Why should the government allow wealthy people to isolate themselves through government policy? Why not let the market decide?[/quote] I live next to a group house on a small residential Moco street. They have 2 trucks and 4+ cars with a 1 car drive way (no garage)...so obviously they take up lots of street parking..which is their right and fine. However, if there were two or more on our same block it would be a traffic nightmare. There is not enough space for two cars to pass each other if there is a car parked on the street. There needs to be spots to pull over...do any of these ideas think about parking? [/quote] And I live down the street from a family with a HHI north of $1m, two teenagers, no driveway, and 4 cars. Should we do something about them, too? [/quote] 4 is less than 6+ . How many single family homes have 6+ cars and no parking?[/quote]
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