Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Available parking in apartment complex
I live in an aparment complex that has numerous alcoves of aparments. In the area that I live in, there are 22 parking spaces, and 11 covered parking spaces that have to be paid for, for a total of 33 parking spaces.
There are 36 apartments in the same area. This leaves less than one parking space total for each apartment, with about half of them having 2 cars, including myself.
Most of the time, there are people that park along the side of the road in front of the area, with usually 3 cars there at any given time. When I came home last night, there was a tow-away zone sign there stating that it is now a tow-away zone.
Is it legal for an apartment complex to provide less parking spaces than apartments?

Asked on 12/07/02, 11:24 am

David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

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Re: Available parking in apartment complex

It depends upon whether you rent or own and what your lease or documents say. You should speak with management. Good luck.

Answered on 12/07/02, 2:47 pm

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