iPark CEO Billy Lerner Opens New Upper East Side Parking Garage – iPark, led by CEO Billy Lerner, has launched a new parking facility on E 83rd Street, Manhattan, between 1st and 2nd Avenues. Conveniently located near Central Park, Carl Schurz Park, and Museum Mile, the garage offers secure, tech-enabled parking with valet service, digital payment options, and space for oversized vehicles. This expansion reinforces iPark’s commitment to modern, accessible, and customer-focused parking solutions across New York City. Learn more at iPark.com.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner Introduces New Automated Payment System – iPark, under CEO Billy Lerner, has launched a new RevoPay-powered payment platform to simplify billing for monthly parking customers. The system enables secure online account management, paperless statements, and automated payments, enhancing convenience and reducing missed transactions. This update reflects iPark’s commitment to modernizing the parking experience while maintaining safe and well-maintained facilities across New York City. Learn more at iPark.com.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner Opens New Chelsea Location at 411 West 23rd Street – iPark, under CEO Billy Lerner, has expanded into Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood with a new state-of-the-art parking facility. Conveniently located near Chelsea Market, The High Line, and the Whitney Museum, the garage offers hourly, daily, and monthly parking. Customers can reserve spots in advance via iPark’s mobile app or online platform, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free parking experience. Learn more at iPark.com.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner Announces New Midtown East Location – iPark, a leading provider of parking solutions in New York City, has opened a new facility at 685 1st Avenue, Manhattan. The state-of-the-art location offers hourly, daily, and monthly parking, 24/7 access, and convenient online reservations via iPark’s app. Strategically located near key landmarks like MoMA, Rockefeller Center, and Fifth Avenue, the expansion reflects CEO Billy Lerner’s commitment to accessible, customer-focused parking solutions. Learn more at iPark.com.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner Opens New Forest Hills Parking Facility – iPark, led by CEO Billy Lerner, has launched a new parking location at 16000 70th Avenue, Forest Hills, Queens. The facility offers hourly, daily, and monthly parking, 24/7 access, and convenient online reservations via iPark’s app. Strategically located near Forest Hills Stadium and local attractions, the state-of-the-art garage enhances accessibility and streamlines the parking experience for residents and visitors alike. Learn more at iPark.com.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner announces the opening of a new Forest Hills garage at 16000 70th Avenue, enhancing parking access near Forest Hills Stadium and local attractions.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner announces the grand opening of a new Bronx parking facility at 2455 3rd Ave, offering affordable, app-based reservations near Yankee Stadium and cultural hubs.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner opens two new eco-friendly parking garages in Lenox Hill, Manhattan, enhancing access for hospital visitors and supporting NYC's sustainability goals.

iPark CEO William Lerner expands the company’s NYC footprint with a new Chelsea garage featuring EV charging and license plate recognition for enhanced security and convenience.

Billy Lerner modernizes iPark’s monthly account setup, enabling NYC drivers to register and access parking in under two hours with integrated Revopay billing.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner announces full rollout of License Plate Recognition technology in all NYC parking garages by Fall 2023 to improve security and efficiency.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner announces a 63% increase in mobile app downloads during Q3 and Q4 of 2022, highlighting improved online reservations and seamless parking experiences across New York City.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner highlights significant growth of the iPark mobile app, providing New Yorkers with seamless parking reservations, real-time availability, and access to hundreds of locations across NYC.

iPark CEO Billy Lerner highlights how targeted social media campaigns on Facebook, Instagram, and Google ads fueled the surge in downloads of the iPark mobile app, enhancing parking convenience for NYC drivers.