Visitor Parking — What Happens When In-Laws Visit with 2 More Cars?

A 4 BHK flat with 3 dedicated parking slots handles the resident family's 2 cars with 1 spare. But during Navratri, Diwali, or a wedding — when parents, in-laws, and visiting siblings all arrive with their cars — even 3 slots aren't enough. Every Vesu gated society has designated visitor parking: open-air slots (not covered, usually 6–12 slots per society) available on first-come first-served basis for visiting vehicles. These are not bookable in advance, not reserved for any resident, and are subject to rules (usually max 24–48 hours continuous stay). For regular visitors (parents who stay overnight twice a month), the visitor parking system works adequately. For events (wedding week, extended family stays), the society may arrange temporary overflow parking on the approach road or adjacent plots.

Buying a third parking slot if you only have 2. If you've purchased a 3 BHK with 2 car parking but own 3 vehicles, you can typically purchase an additional slot from the builder at ₹5L–₹15L in Vesu's premium projects. The price varies by project (stilt ₹5L–₹8L, basement ₹8L–₹15L) and availability (additional slots are limited). This purchase must be registered in a separate sale deed alongside your flat agreement — not just a verbal arrangement. Also: under Gujarat RERA, if additional parking is sold as part of the flat transaction, it must be included in the registered agreement. We facilitate additional parking slot purchases as part of flat transactions. Call +91 79906 47288.