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A residential tower at dusk, the kind of curb Runway works

VALET FOR CONDO AND APARTMENT TOWERS

Get going. We’ll have the car at the curb.

Each building lives on its own address. Residents request. Valets run one car at a time. Managers see whether the floor can hold the hour.

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RESIDENTS

A place in line they can trust.

One tap. Queue position. A wait that moves. Their stall if a bag is still in the car.

VALETS

One car until it’s done.

Make, color, plate. The nest named before they pull. Lift only when the stall needs it.

MANAGERS

Coverage before the rush.

Ten cars an hour for every valet on the floor. Call the next person while there’s still time.

KEYS

Nobody walks upstairs.

Text and email to the lobby cabinet. The resident confirms. The retrieve stays on the deck.

The resident sees the line, not the garage.
The valet sees the stall, the nest, and the curb.
The manager sees ten cars an hour, per valet on the floor.

HOW A BUILDING COMES ON

One slug. One garage. No shared logins.

  1. 1. An operator creates the building. It answers at yourname.runwaygarage.com.
  2. 2. The stall deck loads. Hot, nested, stacker, ADA, EV.
  3. 3. Managers invite residents and valets, or upload a spreadsheet. Bad rows come back as an exception report.
  4. 4. An invite link is the only way onto the roster. Nobody requests a car or takes a ticket until they finish onboarding.

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We’ll write back about a walkthrough. This site does not open a sample garage. The evaluation lives only at garagerunway.com.

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