What if there is no parking space in a community without property?

If there is no parking space in a residential area without property, the following treatment methods can be considered:

1. Residents negotiate by themselves: residents can negotiate by themselves and * * * negotiate with each other to formulate parking rules. You can reach an understanding through residents' meeting or community group discussion, determine the parking area and specify the parking time.

2. Find a temporary parking lot: Residents can try to find a temporary parking lot in the surrounding area and discuss with the parking lot management whether they can provide parking spaces for residents in the community. This needs to be negotiated and agreed with the parking lot management, which may require a certain fee.

3. Apply for government support: Residents can apply to the local government or relevant departments to seek government support and help solve the parking problem. The government can consider delineating or building parking spaces near the community or providing other solutions.

4. Rent a private parking space: Residents can try to rent a private parking space nearby and discuss the lease with the owner of the parking space. This needs to be negotiated and agreed with the owner of the parking space, and a certain rent may be paid.

5. Explore * * * exclusive parking resources: Residents can try to use * * * exclusive economic platforms, such as * * * exclusive parking platforms or parking spaces * * * to share parking resources with other car owners nearby.

Either way, residents are advised to maintain good communication and cooperation and seek a solution to the parking problem. At the same time, we must abide by local traffic laws and parking regulations to ensure that parking is legal and safe. If necessary, it is recommended to consult relevant legal or administrative departments for more specific guidance and suggestions.