Posts about Class A Buildings

Originally published by American City and County on 9/13/2022   Almost every aspect of daily life was thrown in reverse and reshaped during COVID-19, particularly where and when people work, and how they get to their jobs. The dramatic workplace upheavals had significant impacts to longstanding commuting and parking patterns that municipalities, city planners and the private sector had relied upon for years, and now as more workers are returning to the office, it is critical that parking remains flexible,… Continue reading →

As the world adjusts to a hybrid work model, your Class A office building is crucial to helping current tenants entice employees back to the office with a revitalized in-person experience. Cushman & Wakefield reports that, in the post-COVID era, the quality of office space is more important than ever. And, with many people equating modern properties with increased safety, updates to aspects of your Class A office building can contribute to the satisfaction of current tenants while also driving… Continue reading →

While touchless technology was on the rise prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, it became indispensable amidst social distancing and increased safety protocols. For Class A office buildings facing the “Great Return,” this has resulted in new technological investments that reduce communal touchpoints and instill a sense of safety in tenants. Adapting to a new normal, selecting third-party vendors who can meet these higher standards has become vital. Because the first impression of your building typically begins in the parking garage,… Continue reading →

While touchless technology was on the rise prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, it became indispensable amidst social distancing and increased safety protocols. For Class A office buildings facing the “Great Return,” this has resulted in new technological investments that reduce communal touchpoints and instill a sense of safety in tenants. Adapting to a new normal, selecting third-party vendors who can meet these higher standards has become vital. Because the first impression of your building typically begins in the parking garage,… Continue reading →

As property owners and managers, you’ve been faced with innumerable challenges throughout the pandemic and have swiftly adapted to meet each new need. From reevaluating HVAC systems to implementing renewed safety protocols, costly updates have reignited the search for potential areas for revenue generation. Lease audits can provide a low-risk, high-reward solution to this, but often require time that is rightfully monopolized by tenant safety measures. So, how can you do both? Read on for our top three tips.  … Continue reading →

In March, Winpark began overseeing the visitor parking operations of 5555 San Felipe.  Within the first few days of operation the old Federal PARCs was replaced with TIBA equipment.  The project consisted of the removal of a highly engineered parking booth/island, re-position of a new concrete island for enhanced ingress geometry, and replacement of the existing parking system. The project commenced on Thursday, March 7th, going live Monday morning March 11th. During this time we were able to provide minimal… Continue reading →

Welcome to 265 Franklin Street! Location 265 Franklin Street Boston, MA 02110 Monthly Rate $480  (M-F 7am-7pm access) Daily Hourly Rates (7am-7pm, Mon-Fri access only) Up to 30 min: $8 Up to 60 min: $16 Up to 90 min: $24 Up to 120 min: $30 Over 120 min: $36 Early Bird: $24 (in by 9am, out by 7pm) Additional Information: Height Restriction: 6’5″ Car Wash to be offered starting in March 2020 Contact boston@propark.com 617-742-8025

Propark now manages the parking operation at the renowned 101 California Street office skyscraper in San Francisco, California. Completed in 1982 and located in the heart of the Financial District, this 48-story tower was awarded the designation of North America’s Building of the Year by the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) and was also a recipient of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Sustained Excellence in Energy Management Award. 101 California Street is a certified LEED Platinum building.… Continue reading →