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Return-to-office strategies fall flat when parking is a gamble. 71% of parkers say they’re more likely to come in when they know they’ve got a spot. With Parkable, teams can reserve parking in advance—removing stress, reducing admin, and making office visits smoother for everyone. Full car parks today. Happy parkers tomorrow.

At REA, some staff had allocated parks. Others had none. And with hybrid schedules, spaces were sitting empty while others missed out. With Parkable, REA turned rigid allocations into fair access. Staff now book and share bays easily, pushing utilization to 86%—without adding admin. It’s a smoother, smarter system. And a whole lot fairer.

Your job description didn't say 'referee'. Stop re-negotiating parking each week. Let parkers self-manage their own bookings so you don't have to. Parkable automates 93% of day-to-day parking tasks. No spreadsheets. No email threads. No daily patrols.

7:42am. Silent lobby. The anchor tenant moved out. The building in Melbourne fell quiet. In lease-up, the numbers don’t wait—OPEX runs whether the lobby’s full or not. Waiting felt expensive. Acting felt smarter. Peak Equities PTY LTD’ brief was simple: unlock income without touching tenant allocations—and without admin pile-ups. Parkable ran bookings and access in the background, tenant allocations stayed intact, and unused spaces opened to public bookings—booked entries only, app-gated access. Revenue came online. As new tenants signed, those spaces shifted back to allocations in a few clicks, while public bookings flexed to whatever remained. No new hires. No big-ticket spend. Just running the asset a little smarter. Peak thinking. Literally.

Vacancy is tough. Everyone calls it “temporary”, but it’s always temporary for longer than you want. You’re working on leasing, managing owners’ expectations, and trying to protect NOI. Meanwhile, the car park is sitting half-used, still racking up costs. Leasing cycles ebb and flow. But your parking performance doesn’t have to. Here’s the play more asset owners are running during lease-up 👇 How to make excess parking earn (and return) during vacancy 1️⃣ Find the real surplus Use a digital map to see exactly which spaces are unleased vs allocated, so you know what’s truly available to earn. 2️⃣ Make the app the access key Connect access control so only valid bookings open the gate. No casual drive-ins, no swipe-card admin, no mystery sedans appearing out of nowhere. 3️⃣ Turn on payments & payouts Set up pricing for public daily / monthly parking and automate billing, receipts, and payouts to your nominated account. 4️⃣ Open select spaces to the public List just the surplus in our app so nearby drivers can find, book, and pay. You stay in control of hours, price, and rules. 5️⃣ Slide spaces back to tenants in clicks As new leases land, reallocate spaces to that tenant group instantly. Tenants stay first; no messy handover, no new project. 6️⃣ Measure → repeat Track usage, income, and quiet days. Use those patterns to run the same play on other assets or time windows. This isn’t theory. Peak Equities ran this pattern on 125+ unused spaces during lease-up at a Melbourne asset—earning modest, predictable side income, while keeping tenants first when the building filled up again. Parking doesn’t have to wait for the building to come back to life. Treated as flexible capacity, it can carry some weight in the lull and slide back to tenants the moment leases land. If you’re staring at quiet floors and an underused car park and thinking, “Could this work for my asset?” — read the full article. Link in comments. #CommercialRealEstate #ParkingManagement #proptech

REA made busy in-office days predictable with Parkable — transparent rules, no guesswork.