Gintong parking. It's about time for a regulating body

**Yuki13** · October 7th, 2014 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

I have a new favorite parking at BGC! Sana hindi magiging popular parking spot

Saan yan cathy?! Share naman baka malapit sa building ko.:D

**_Cathy_** · October 7th, 2014 08:18 PM

Sa cinema

May spots kasi sila na sobrang lapad and I love the smell of the building.

**Yuki13** · October 8th, 2014 09:33 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Sa cinema

May spots kasi sila na sobrang lapad and I love the smell of the building.

High end scent.:thumbup:

Diba mahal parking rate diyan?

**batang_raon14** · October 16th, 2014 09:14 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

Ah!

Speaking of parking.

Last Friday, first time to park again in BGC after awhile.

Automated na pala ang bayad dun sa parkade ......... ang hirap when one is slightly "inebriated" ..............

May cashier-option pa rin boss sa lobby ng parking.. I guess in case masira yung automated system.

Speaking of BGC - grabe na rin parking rates actually. Worst so far is in Fort Strip and those near Burgos. Fort Strip your 350 pesos supposedly for a meal can just go to parking for a whole day. Though aabot lang naman ng ganun if you go beyond 4 hours.

Establishments I guess just figured out that people who work nearby park more frequently in their parking slots more than actual / potential customers. Shifting perspective, I'm not really convinced that they're to blame for these absurd increases - I'm looking more on the fact that businesses operate in offices where there's really not much room for their employees to park. Somehow they expect everyone's public commute being equally convenient, blind to the fact that some have to take more stops when commuting compared to the rest, hence opting to bring their cars rather than take an hour or more longer to get to the office by means of public transport. It's also interesting that the economies of scale are being increased significantly for utilities and commodities such as parking yet the public transportation system and wages can't even really begin to keep up.