Automated parking robots are the latest luxury real estate amenity
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Hidden inside a 46-story luxury condominium building in Miami is a massive garage where dozens of busy robots whisk cars to and from parking spots. The futuristic 24/7 operation unfolds across a 13-level garage and employs five car lifts, dozens of lasers and hundreds of bar codes embedded in the floors. Residents who pull into one of the building’s five drive-up bays save the precious time of hunting for a spot, instead handing their vehicles off to robo-valets who park the cars for them. Five bays equipped with self-serve kiosks provide entry and exit to the building’s automated parking garage. Ginger Monteleone This all goes down inside the Brickell House, home to roughly 375 condo residences and the largest and tallest automated parking system of its kind, according to ParkPlus, the company that built it. Automated parking is a growing trend in high-end real estate where buildings from New York to Miami now come equipped with kiosks, car lifts and car-parking robots. A coveted spot inside some luxury Manhattan condos can start at $300,000. Meanwhile, a real estate agent representing a five-bedroom penthouse at Brickell House told CNBC the $15 million asking price includes five parking spots in the sci-fi-like structure. One of five car lifts inside the automated parking system. Ginger Monteleone These modern parking amenities are part of the so-called smart parking market, which includes a wide range of solutions from automated parking to digital payment systems. According to Grand View Research, the global smart parking market was valued at $6.5 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach $30.16 billion by 2030, with a major share of that market in North America. A representative at ParkPlus told CNBC that U.S. demand for cutting-edge automated systems, like the one at Brickell House, is mostly being driven by luxury residential projects in higher-density…
Filed under: News - @ October 15, 2024 3:25 pm