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So we’ve noticed a real gap in Toronto between the number of people looking for parking and the number of free, unused spaces in the city. As more and more residential buildings surface and the city’s housing market continues to grow many building owners don’t realize the gold mines they are sitting on. Empty parking spots.
As of right now thousands of Toronto commuters are looking for the best parking rates, often paying upwards of $300 per month for three by six meters of pavement. AND thousands of parking spots are sitting, unused, in apartment buildings all over town… So how do we bridge this gap? It’s easy! If you own a building and have vacant spots you are sitting on a gold mine, leaving money you didn’t even know you could have in the dust.
WhereiPark can help you unlock this parking inventory and turn it into a source of recurring revenue. So if this applies to you – sign up with us! What do you have to lose? (Certainly not money… because you’re already doing that with your unused spaces!)
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