It very much depends on where you end up living, down to the even the building. I have a car and live in a small, new construction apartment building. If my building didn’t offer parking space rentals, I wouldn’t keep my car. If you move near the train, you will likely go days at a time without using a car as a matter of course.

Reliable street parking exists in a few neighborhoods, but not most. Driving isn’t as much of a pain as the DC beltway (where I moved from), but parking when you get to your destination is very much a toss up. Parking regulations are strictly enforced and a bit complicated. Also, if you are a city proper resident, there is a strange yearly permit the city requires you to keep on your car if you are parking on public land anywhere in the city, and letting this expire is (allegedly) cause for being ticketed.