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Now that the city will allow drivers to transfer the remaining time on Muni-Meter receipts for reuse at any parking space in the city, parking time is about to hit the open market.

In many parts of the country, a million bucks will buy you a mansion. In New York City, you can get a 12-foot by 23-foot slab of concrete. Yes, Manhattan's first $1 million parking space is scheduled to go on the market this fall.

Holiday procrastinators are preparing to zoom through picked-over stores, grabbing discounted sweaters and can't-go-wrong gift cards. If they can get a parking spot, that is.

Simon Blackburn of London's Royal Holloway College has developed a mathematical equation for finding the perfect parking spot.

A western Pennsylvania man trying to parallel park a minivan killed his identical twin brother, who was trying to guide him into the space.

A real estate agent said a resident of Boston's upscale Back Bay section plunked down $300,000 to own what is believed to be the priciest parking space in the city's history.