Site leasing or purchase
Site rental or acquisition
Give your site new value.
We consider leasing or buying suitable sites to develop and operate car parks. We align temporary or permanent solutions with the site and your plans.
Offer a site
Partnership options
Lease or sale. Based on your plans.
The specialist partner takes on the agreed development and operation of the parking business. The owner receives the agreed rent or sale proceeds.
Temporary lease
Activate unused land while another project is being prepared, with proportionate investment, agreed exit timelines and handback conditions.
Long-term lease
Agreed rent, potentially including a turnover-linked element. A longer term can enable more permanent investment where demand justifies it.
Site purchase
Sale of an existing garage, land or a separately defined parking element of a larger project. The buyer takes ownership and ongoing operations.
For leases, investment, maintenance, insurance, taxes and handback are agreed separately. On sale, the owner generally gives up future revenue and control, except for specifically retained rights.
Owner benefits
Value without running a car park day to day.
From demand assessment to opening and operation, responsibilities and investment are defined for each site.
Activate unused space
A suitable site can generate revenue before a long-term development plan is delivered.
Agree rental income
The partner organises users, access, payment collection and support. With fixed rent, it generally takes on day-to-day demand risk under the contract.
Agree funding for works
The partner can fund certain works and equipment where expected revenue and the partnership term justify them.
Keep development flexibility
Temporary use can fit the construction plan through agreed break terms, vacation timelines and handback standards.
Release capital through a sale
Realise the site’s value through an agreed price, terms and transaction completion date.
Coordinate the wider project
Early assessment of access, traffic and demand helps connect parking with residential, office, retail or hotel uses.
European examples
From temporary use to permanent development.
The examples show different models. One site’s business results do not predict another’s revenue.
95%
reported average occupancy
Farringdon, London: JustPark prepared a site for 16 vehicles, with fixed monthly payment to the owner and a short development break clause.
4,9/5
site user rating
In the same study, JustPark reports a rating based on more than 500 reviews. Rent, investment amounts and the measurement period are not published.
192
planned garage spaces
Koepel, Haarlem: in January 2026, Interparking announced the start of construction of a garage it will own and operate as part of a wider development project.
The figures come from the named providers’ publications, not Parking.hr results or a performance guarantee. Koepel is a development example, not realised revenue or confirmation of an undeveloped-land purchase. Neither example is a valuation benchmark for your site.
Site assessment
First, we assess the potential.
Suitability depends on demand, access, permitted use, physical condition and the availability period.
Demand and capacity
Users by hour and season, competition, prices and space count after allowing for access and circulation areas.
Works and opening timeline
Ground preparation, drainage, lighting, utilities, equipment and necessary approvals, with clearly allocated costs.
Terms for the owner
Net rent or sale price, term, break conditions, retained access rights and end-of-partnership obligations.
Partner investment and fixed rent apply when expressly agreed. The offer is based on site assessment and business viability, without a general promise of guaranteed revenue.
Business partnerships
Have a site with potential?
Send the address, approximate area, current use and planned availability period. Let’s consider the next step together.