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What If Your Parking Spots Could Boost NOI?

Have you ever thought about how much revenue you’re missing by not offering EV charging?

Electric vehicles are no longer a trend, they’re an expectation.

Tenants, guests, and customers are actively choosing properties with premium amenities, and EV charging is near the top of the list.

But this isn’t just about keeping up with demand. It’s about monetizing your lot.

Whether you’re managing a hotel, shopping center, multifamily property, or workplace campus, EV chargers can generate new revenue streams, justify rent increases, and significantly increase the asset’s value over time.

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Are Your Tenants Charging Up—at Someone Else’s Property?

If your residents, guests, or employees drive electric vehicles…

Where are they plugging in?

Because if it’s not at your property, you’re missing out on more than convenience. You’re missing out on income, loyalty, and long-term value.

For multifamily property owners, EV charging is no longer a luxury, it’s a leasing differentiator. Renters are actively seeking communities that offer EV-friendly amenities, and many are willing to pay a premium or stay longer when charging is available on-site.

In retail and mixed-use centers, EV chargers do more than offer convenience—they increase foot traffic and dwell time. When customers can charge while they shop or dine, they’re more likely to stick around longer and spend more, driving real revenue gains for tenants and landlords alike.

In the hospitality sector, EV drivers are now filtering hotel searches by charging availability. Properties that offer convenient, on-site charging are far more likely to be chosen by EV travelers — especially business-class and high-income guests — giving you a distinct edge in bookings and reviews.

For office parks, industrial campuses, and commercial buildings, EV charging helps attract top-tier tenants and corporate partners who prioritize sustainability and future-focused amenities.

What If the Government Helped You Pay for a New Stream of Revenue?

Right now, the federal government is offering powerful incentives to help cover the cost of EV charging infrastructure.

Under the Inflation Reduction Act, businesses can qualify for a federal tax credit when installing commercial EV chargers, plus accelerated depreciation through Section 179 or bonus depreciation strategies.

In California, this stacks with state-level rebates, utility programs, and air district incentives, often covering a significant portion of the upfront cost.

But here’s the bigger picture: this isn’t just about saving money on installation, it’s about building a recurring revenue model into your parking lot.

Property owners are monetizing EV charging stations through user fees, tiered pricing, and smart load management. A single charger can generate thousands of dollars per year, depending on location, usage, and pricing model, while also increasing your property’s value and NOI.

So the real question is: What’s the ROI of leaving that opportunity on the table?

Are You Leaving Thousands in Tax Credits andon the Table?

The government is already spending the money. The question is: are you claiming your share?

If you knew there were federal and state programs designed to help businesses like yours reduce operating costs through clean energy investments, would you look into it?

What if those incentives were disappearing soon and most of your competitors were already making moves?

These aren’t future proposals, they’re active programs that could cover a significant portion of your energy infrastructure upgrades.

So why do so many companies wait… and leave free capital sitting untouched?

If you haven’t calculated what your business qualifies for, how do you know what you’re missing?

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