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Seattle landlords are in a high-stakes battle for tenants and every advantage matters.
With downtown office vacancy topping 32%, owners are pouring millions into rooftop terraces and high-end lobbies. But many are missing one of the most powerful (and profitable) levers hiding in plain sight: the parking garage.
In a city shaped by hybrid work and long commutes, parking has become a top-two tenant priority and a quiet driver of NOI. This article breaks down how forward-thinking landlords are turning empty bays into booked spots, revenue, and tenant loyalty -without building a single new space.
Hybrid work broke the old parking playbook. Now, forward-thinking Chicago landlords are reimagining parking—not as a sunk cost, but as a strategic lever for NOI, tenant satisfaction, and operational efficiency. Discover how smarter parking is turning underused space into asset performance, and why this quiet shift is gaining serious traction.
Forward-thinking landlords like Urban Innovations are transforming overlooked spaces into strategic wins. At 311 W Huron, they turned parking from a friction point into a five-star first impression—boosting tenant satisfaction, unlocking new revenue, and reducing operational burden. Discover how a small shift in the basement created ripple effects across leasing, reputation, and NOI.
A great parking experience makes tenants feel heard and valued, and in the long run, they are more likely to renew their leases. Outdated parking systems are falling short.
Discover how digital parking tools influence tenant happiness, create fairness, and positively impact occupancy rates.
Parking needs to flex quickly and easily to meet the demands of tenants who work flexibly. But what does this look like in practice?
To answer this, we reviewed our workplace parking data collected from hundreds of workplaces and thousands of parkers across the USA, U.K., Australia, and New Zealand.
Parkable, the team behind the successful parking platform that helps workplaces manage employee parking, has launched a new digital offering that improves the value of multi-tenant office buildings, potentially to the tune of $90 million in additional revenue in Melbourne alone.
New Zealand parking tech company Parkable has appointed Bruce Gordon to Chair of its Advisory Board, effective April 2nd 2024.
Bruce takes over from early stage investor David Brain who has chaired the board since 2020. Brain remains on the Advisory Board together with Jason Kilgour and Josette Prince and founders Toby Littin and Brody Nelson.
Parkable’s latest raise has been oversubscribed and closed at NZ$4 million to help continue the push into the US market
Sitting in traffic. Searching for a park. Missing the bus. Standing on a crowded train. For many people, the morning commute is a low point, & for those with long commutes, there’s added risk of obesity, loneliness, divorce, & insomnia.
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