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To Park or Not to Park: Should You Buy a Condo Parking Spot?

Aiden Lowrie by Aiden Lowrie
May 21, 2024
in Condominiums, Just for Fun
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Parking in any major metropolitan area can be a pain, and doubly so when you’re trying to find a spot close to home. The option to buy a parking spot is becoming increasingly common in buildings and with it comes the question: do we buy a parking spot?

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Convenience and Accessibility

An underground or attached lot offers more security and convenience than parking several blocks away. Hauling kids, pets, and groceries can be frustrating if you have to travel between the car and home. The convenience of an underground or attached lot will save you a lot of time and energy.

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Security and Safety

Secured lots or garages greatly reduce the chances of your vehicle being stolen or broken into. Condo parking lots frequently have security elements like patrols, surveillance cameras, and gated entry. When opposed to parking on the street, these precautions offer a higher level of security for your car, lowering the possibility of theft, vandalism, or damage.

Property Value

Buying a parking space can increase the value of your condominium. Having a designated parking space can add value to your condo when it comes to its resale value by drawing in more purchasers in regions where parking is scarce and in high demand.

Control 

Control over how a parking space is used is granted to the owner. It gives you more flexibility and may even bring in extra money if you decide to rent it out to other tenants or residents in addition to using it for your own car.

Peace of Mind

In crowded places where street parking might be unpredictable or subject to parking regulations, knowing that you have a guaranteed parking spot waiting for you can be reassuring.

  • Read: Toronto’s Condo Market: Spring 2024’s Best Neighbourhoods for Buyers and Renters

Investment

Purchasing a condo parking spot is an investment, and will require you to assess your own parking needs and buying power before deciding to buy. You can explore other options, like renting a space in another lot, or using public transportation when considering the feasibility of your own parking space. 


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Aiden Lowrie

A Zoocasa Content Marketing Assistant, Aiden Lowrie gets to blend her love of writing with her love of all things real estate and marketing as a blog contributor. She loves to find niche spots in and around the GTA to explore, or find ways to make the most out of your space. Outside of work and blogging, Aiden enjoys being outside in the sunshine, patios with friends and family, and working on her own blog. Connect with Aiden to read more of her articles and insights!

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