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skysent t1_j9v3t1h wrote

I stopped driving to work because the garages in my work area are $250-$310 per month.

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GenericReditAccount t1_j9v5b0q wrote

Street park for whatever the permit costs. Used my building’s garage for 4 years and my car was damaged three different times. Have been Street parking for many more since, and have suffered only some minor bumper scrapes.

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churchofnobody t1_j9vzcon wrote

Free garage at work! Love it. Permit pass for street parking. Bought an older used car. Small, so it fits anywhere. No car payments and cheap insurance.

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JamesKBoyd t1_j9yx1no wrote

At my work (Farragut North) parking is $20 per day in the garage. No weekly or monthly discounts. This is why I don't drive to work.

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Usernameistaken00 t1_j9xlsiz wrote

free at work, residential parking permit at home, so $35 a year going up to $50 when i renew in a couple months. my car has also been hit a few times right in front of my place, so a garage would be nice, but not $2500 a year nice.

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