H/t: Car Scoops
You won’t need ZF EasyTurn technology to park in this luxury robotic parking spot in NYC, just $300,000 USD. Believe it or not, that is the low-end for one of these spots, as they run all the way up to $595,000+ at 121 East 22nd Street near NYC’s Gramercy Park where a 140-unit condo building developed by Toll Brothers boasts 24 automated parking spaces.
Lori Alf, a resident of Florida, picked up one of these condo units for $9.15-million earlier this month and then paid another $300,000 for the robotic parking spot. How does it work? You simply pull up to a kiosk where a frequency ID tag can be used to unlock the robotic parking spot below before a pallet appears for you to drive onto. Cameras then scan to make sure the trunk and doors are all closed before descending into the basement.
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As crazy as it may sound, $300,000 for a residential parking spot is considered a reasonable price in New York City. The overall lack of parking in the city, an ongoing problem with no end in sight, will only escalate such pricing,” said Senada Adzem, a Florida-based real estate broker at Douglas Elliman to CNBC.
