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Listed below are the lease charges, daily parking rates and the hours of operation effective January 1, 2008:

Lease	Charge	Effective Hours
Day Lease	$220 per month	24 hours
Night Lease	$100 per month	4:00 p.m. – 5:59 a.m.

Day Rate Charges - Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 3:59 p.m.

Hours Parked	Rate
1 Hour or Less	$  3.75
2 Hours or Less	$  4.75
4 Hours or Less	$  7.50
4 to 24 Hours	$ 9.75

Night Rate Charges - Monday through Friday, 4:00 p.m. to 5:59 a.m. and Weekend and Holiday Rates

Hours Parked	Rate
1 Hour or Less	$  2.00
2 Hours or Less	$  3.00
2 to 24 Hours	$  5.00

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The garage's entrance is across the street from the American Red Cross Building and Point Park College.  This garage also houses the Pittsburgh Parking Authority's Administrative Offices.  For more information call – (412) 560-2510.

You can also purchase the Park Card at this location. The Park Card is used in electronic parking meters just like a debit card. No more fumbling for quarters. For more information on the Park Card, where to purchase, and location usage click here.

Part of the garage complex contains a parklet that was designed by Pittsburgh Artist Jerry Caplan.  It is a delightful oasis of clay-sculptured people with walls of cascading waters, trees and flower beds.

The garage is located within walking distance of Market Square Place, where you will find a variety of restaurants, outdoor cafés, street vendors, afternoon entertainment, and evening events. It is two short blocks from the internationally known PPG Place, designed by Philip Johnson and John Burgee of  New York. With its expansive venetian plaza and spiraling roof peeks, "The Glass Castle" is a must-see for anyone visiting the City. In the winter PPG Place Plaza is converted into an ice skating rink similar to, but larger than, Rockefeller Center in New York. In the spring the plaza is alive with dancing waters and sprays that one can pass through. These ammenities are a true delight for the whole family.

This garage is also within walking distance of the Cultural District and the North Shore, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field.

Finally, being located on the Southern edge of the city, it is easily accessible to and from the Fort Pitt and Fort Duquesne Bridges and the east, west, south and north parkways.

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