| I've never even thought about my company's parking needs before Is this really an area that warrants my consideration?
Yes. While parking isn't the most crucial factor for most companies considering a move, it's often an important one, and many companies overlook it.
The first aspect to consider when evaluating your company's parking needs is the total quantity of employee spaces needed and then a ballpark figure for visitor spots. The company's growth plans must also be considered to insure there won't be a parking shortage down the road.
Next consider the cost of parking. Most companies want free parking for employees, and in certain urban areas, this can be a problem.
Distance from parking lot to building is another factor to take into account, as well as safety features like lighting and traffic flow.
Other considerations, such as how well the lot is maintained in terms of snow removal, resurfacing, and landscaping are worth giving some thought to as well.
Finally, the relative ease of ingress and egress should be considered. For example, if all your employees leave work at the same time, will there be traffic congestion at exit points?
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