Written by: The Spacer Technologies content team is a dedicated group of writers and experts with a deep-rooted passion for the sharing economy.
Edited by: Zarah Mae Torrazo is the Head of Content at Spacer Technologies, where she leads content creation for Parkhound, Spacer.com, Spacer.com.au, and WhereiPark.
With nearly a decade of experience in digital content, Zarah specializes in crafting engaging, SEO-optimized writing that bridges both B2B and B2C audiences. Her work spans a wide range of industries from real estate and finance to mobility, health, and tech, with a focus on turning complex ideas into clear, actionable insights.
At WhereiPark, Zarah writes extensively about multifamily property management, urban mobility trends, and the monetization of underused assets like parking. She’s particularly passionate about the sharing economy and its power to reshape how people and businesses access space, transport, and opportunity.
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My company provides the most accurate, cost effective and simple way to install parking counting systems available. We use sensors to track cars IN and OUT of facilities, and wirelessly update signs and apps with real time occupancy information to direct motorists to facilities with open capacity in an effort to reduce congestion and increase customer service.
HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN IN THE PARKING INDUSTRY?
I have been involved in the industry for over 10 years now, starting off in Sales and Operations for one of the largest operators in North America, and then several years working in venture capital and parking technology firms.
WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CHANGE YOU’VE SEEN TO THE INDUSTRY SO FAR?
The biggest change I’ve seen is the level of innovation that has come in the industry with the nearly ubiquitous adoption of mobile devices.
WHERE DO YOU SEE THE INDUSTRY HEADED?
We will continue to see consolidation among the bigger parking operators and more property managers taking operations in-house with new simple parking tools.
The connected car presents great opportunities to reduce current congestion by directing cars into facilities with available space, and greater service by having simplified payment through vehicle recognition on site.
Nothing gets more more upset than having disabled parking spaces taken by regular parkers. Get me angry just thinking about it!
The Spacer Technologies content team is a dedicated group of writers and experts with a deep-rooted passion for the sharing economy.
The Spacer Technologies content team is a dedicated group of writers and experts with a deep-rooted passion for the sharing economy.
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