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Consultant: Pittsburgh parking worth up to $470m
An analysis by Texas-based Finance Scholars Group also said the city cannot rule out the possibility that it is conducting ‘fire sale’ of its parking assets. Also, the ‘considerable costs’ associated with such a transaction could be ‘potentially much greater’ than the costs of issuing public debt to shore-up its under-funded pension, according to the report.
