02-01-2019, 03:52 PM
Hmm...just because I feel data is important, I did some measurements:
The site the development is going on is about 1.85 acres by Google Earth measurements, including the space for the park, and includes 30 units.
In a similar 1.85 acre higher density duplex development, I counted 22 units, not including any park, but including the road.
In a similar 1.85 acre typical suburban density single detached development, I counted 13 homes.
So its 33% denser than a duplex development, and more than twice the density of a more suburban development, and includes a park.
These are rough estimates based on Google Earth polygons, but I'd say that's a fairly big increase in density.
I do agree however, that parking still consumes a substantial portion of the development, and I also have no comparison for bedrooms or square footage of the units.
The site the development is going on is about 1.85 acres by Google Earth measurements, including the space for the park, and includes 30 units.
In a similar 1.85 acre higher density duplex development, I counted 22 units, not including any park, but including the road.
In a similar 1.85 acre typical suburban density single detached development, I counted 13 homes.
So its 33% denser than a duplex development, and more than twice the density of a more suburban development, and includes a park.
These are rough estimates based on Google Earth polygons, but I'd say that's a fairly big increase in density.
I do agree however, that parking still consumes a substantial portion of the development, and I also have no comparison for bedrooms or square footage of the units.

