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Park Houston to pilot occupancy‑based pricing in three high‑demand areas; occupancy and revenue trends discussed
Summary
Park Houston’s FY‑26 budget and new performance measures aim to manage occupancy to an 85% target in Market Square, City Hall and the Harris County facility area; councilmembers asked about dynamic pricing, Sunday meters and recent revenue declines in some districts.
Park Houston officials and Administrative and Regulatory Affairs Director Tina Paez explained proposed FY‑26 parking management priorities to the council, including new performance measures designed to maintain approximately 85% occupancy in three high‑demand areas and pilot targeted rate adjustments.
Paez said Park Houston’s proposed FY‑26 expenditure budget is $19.8 million gross, netting $15.5 million after a $1.2 million debt/capital transfer and a $3.1 million transfer to the general fund. She told council members the department will keep traditional operations measures and add occupancy‑based metrics to guide price adjustments and…
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