I'd be shocked if this wasn't true in just about every city proper (not suburbs).

For fun one time, some friends and I checked the modern basic lot requirements against our homes, and every single one of us failed some check.

Almost everyone had issues with setback, some were footprint to lotsize ratios, and one minimum lot size.

The city just found a massive plot of undeveloped land (hugedefunct corporate campus is being developed) and we're all kinda curious how different those homes are going to look, being the first major development of new homes in the city in quite some time.