A parking space at Whistler Estates, located near the base of the Blackcomb Gondola in British Columbia, is on the market for a staggering $110,000. The 162-square-foot stall, although gray and lacking amenities like natural light, offers significant convenience for its premium location. Realtor Dave Brown highlights the value in avoiding parking hassles at the renowned ski resort. The price tag reflects the high demand and limited availability of parking spots in this sought-after area. Despite the steep price, the spot isn’t even the most expensive sold, with a previous record of a $195,000 parking space at the Pan Pacific Mountainside hotel in 2021. The ongoing scarcity of publicly available parking spaces continues to drive up demand, making such investments attractive for those who can afford them. Snowboarder Brandon Smith and others acknowledge the practicality of such purchases, given Whistler’s prominence as a major ski destination and host of international events.
