This is probably just because more people are working remotely than 3 years ago. Those lots would have been full in 2019.
Trains and real estate go hand in hand. Without real estate, trains lose money. Without trains, real estate is worthless (hence parking lots, which are low value).
Trains and car owners don't mix. Trains + dense real estate usage displaces car owners and low-density real estate usage.
Cities should make car owners bicycles or ride the bus to the train station (ie remove parking lots) or cities should just not bother with trains.