How would I calculate the revenue per spot for a parking garage in NYC?
Just to practice, I am independently working on a financial model for a mixed use building development in NYC, and this building includes a parking garage.  I want to know how to calculate the revenue as well as the costs associated with this part of the project.  What would be the best way to go about finding this information?

Thanks for any help.
[{"id": "dw5moup", "text": "Call someone who owns a nearby project that\u2019s similar, or a local broker who handles similar building sales.  ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dw5z9rn", "text": "Check the nearby parking garages. Their monthly, daily, and hourly rates are posted. You know the number of spots that you will be building. Make revenue estimates assuming all spots are monthly, daily, hourly. That'll give you some ranges for maximum possible revenue.\n\nIf your nearby garages don't offer monthly spots, it probably means the monthly ones are all full. Just ask the attendants. You'll be surprised at how much information people give if you are friendly. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dw668ns", "text": "If you don\u2019t get any leads in this thread, I would suggest calling a parking lot management company. Just like buildings have management companies, there are separate companies who manage parking lots (often sub-contracted by the property manager) and handle the financials of the parking lot. I think Ace Parking Management is the biggest one in my area but NYC May be different. Also check out r/parkingtoday .", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dw68dtx", "text": "If you have any significant amount of volume LAZ or some similar national vendor will do a study for you. There are also general per spot rules of thumbs for most cities/areas. NYC is a very unique animal so I won't speculate\n\nIf you're in the market regularly for the type of asset your building you can get some data points from similar offering memorandums parking revenue/SF ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]