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Easing of city parking ban seen boosting housing
'Out of town buyers were always mystified by the ban.'
By Patrick Anderson
PBN Staff Writer
For real estate agents like Christopher Wall of Residential Properties, trying to sell or rent a house in Providence lacking off-street parking has always been a unique and often infuriating challenge. More
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