Automotion Parking Systems is proud to announce the opening of its third automated parking facility in the Fall of 2010. Located at 148 E. 24th St. in New York City, the 61 space fully-automated facility will service owners of the 55 luxury condominiums as well as transient traffic in the area. Originally a stand alone conventional parking facility, the lot was bought by American Development Group LLC and Langsam Property Services Corporation and will be developed into a luxury 14-story condominium with automated parking space for 61 vehicles both above and below grade. While the parking portion of the facility is expected to open within the next 60 days, the residential portion is scheduled to open in winter 2011.

After opening its doors to the public in March 2007, this structure has become the premier place to park in lower Manhattan. Whether for residents living at the condos rising at 123 Baxter St., local shop owners or patrons visiting the SOHO area, Automotion's system has parked over 60,000 vehicles in three years of operation. The Baxter Street facility prides itself on professionalism, efficiency and reliability making it the most successful automated parking garage in the United States.

This 55-vehicle structure built to support the adjacent condominiums and nearby Wyckoff Heights Medical Center is utilized by condominium residents, medical staff and visitors to the center. Unlike its predecessor in Manhattan, the Brooklyn installation is completely open to the outside elements with six levels of vehicle storage. Automotion's Brooklyn facility has proven to be one of the most economical and efficient places in the neighborhood to park vehicles.

Automotion is proud to introduce the newest addition in the company line of state-of-the-art products: The Automotion Parking Management System.

With large user-friendly touch screens, easy set-up, extensive rate options and oversight features, the sleek kiosks provide the latest capabilities in customer operations and revenue management. The new APMS kiosks will be installed in the project on Manhattan's 24th Street expected to open in spring 2010.