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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honest question.... "free parking spot" ???

(assuming you are so wealthy, you probably live in a nice house with.... a driveway? I just don't understand the parking spot "offering". Is this going to lure good nannies? is this a Chicago thing?????)[/quote]

Our parking spot in Marlboro st in Boston cost $75k. Ever try to park in a real city where you must have a spot or residential sticker or you're driving around for hours looking for a spot. there are no driveways, maybe an alley if you're lucky. [/quote]

$75k? $75k/year or $75k as long as you own your place? Jee no I didn't know that's how much a spot could be. I am in CT but often go to NYC and I know parking is a nightmare but for instance, if I take a nanny job in Manhattan, a parking spot "offer" would not make any difference to me as I would take MetroNorth to get to the city and then get around town by subway (which is what everybody does). I have never been to Chicago (would love to!) and was actually trying to compare with NYC on the parking situation. Maybe Chicago doesn't have a good rail system and so you are mostly dependant on cars? 
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I'm OP. Chicago happens to have one of the best public transportation systems in America. The problem is that not all nannies want to take public transportation, hence why parking would come in to play. Plus Chicago winter is brutal and would rather my child not be dragged on the CTA during this time. [/quote]

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