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I really look forward to this trend picking up across the US.

I looked this up and according to some of their local news outlets they are building an apartment complex that can hold up to 1,000 folks. Didn't seem to be quite what I was thinking. Everyone has to agree to not even park a car near their complex in order to qualify.

There is an artist rendering in the article that looks pretty sweet. I guess we'll have to wait and see what the final product looks like.

Developer building the first car-free neighborhood from scratch in Arizona