It’s not required that you live there.
In reality parking adds huge expenses to the cost of construction and to the rent of each apartment. And those lots or ramps must be maintained and repaired (more costs to be passed on to tenants).
If you dont own a car then it will be the perfect place for you.
If you have one, be prepared for some long walks from your spot.
I think the complaint is from the standpoint of people who live in the neighborhood and anticipate cars of the new tenants being parked more or less permanently on the streets in front of businesses and so forth, making it problematic to even do business there. A similar thing happens when developers swarm into an area and build thousands of developments without coordinating with existing services. The result is children having classrooms in trailers pulled onto school grounds and 50 students per classroom, etc.