Industry’s Most Advanced Door Controller Maximizes Efficiency and Productivity

Rytec introduces the System 4+™, the most advanced door controller on the market today. The System 4+ provides state-of-the-art intelligent control for optimal energy efficiency, adjustability and ease-of-use on many of Rytec’s high-performance doors.


Beyond the Parking Space: How Small Changes Can Strengthen Communities

Parking is often one of the first and last points of interaction people have with a city. At the Hartford Parking Authority (HPA), we shared a commitment to doing our part to make that impression positive, even as we worked toward larger strategic goals. Together, we focused on something we could accomplish quickly and affordably while creating the greatest possible value for the community.


WGI Releases 2026 Parking Structure Cost Outlook, Finds National Construction Costs Rise 6%

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — WGI Inc. has released its 2026 Parking Structure Cost Outlook, revealing that the national median construction cost for a new parking structure has increased to $33,300 per parking space, or $98.75 per square foot. This represents a 6% increase over the 2025 median cost of $31,400 per space.


Propark Mobility and William Penn Parking Partner to Advance Growth in Pittsburgh

Propark Mobility announced today a new partnership with William Penn Parking, a Pittsburgh-based provider of valet parking and parking management services that has served the region for more than 20 years. The partnership brings together William Penn Parking’s longstanding local relationships and market expertise with Propark’s operational resources and broader parking and mobility capabilities.


Learning from Past Mistakes: Applying Lessons from Parking Structure Deterioration to the Design of Innovative, Resilient, and Durable Facilities for the Future

On October 13, IPMI’s Planning, Design, & Construction (PDC) Committee will host an interactive roundtable examining lessons learned from the deterioration of existing parking structures—not simply to understand what went wrong, but to consider how those lessons can improve the way parking facilities are designed, constructed, monitored, maintained, repaired, and adapted for the future.