Nearly all Miami condos that include a parking space consist of assigned parking, not deeded parking. This means the space is assigned to you and controlled by the condominium association. You cannot purchase or sell parking spaces in a condo building unless it is deeded. Further, assigned parking spaces are owned by the respective condo association and assigned to individual owners, which technically means the condo association could change an owner’s parking space in a building to a different space, even though this rarely happens. Ask the association to confirm in writing. When you are buying a Miami condo, the condo rider of a purchase agreement asks for a specific parking space number(s) for the respective condo being sold. Also, have the title company draft an assignment of parking to sign at the closing because parking for many condo owners in Miami is very important. Many condos in Miami have private valet companies that manage their valet services. For these condos, owners and tenants can sometimes pay a flat monthly rate for a valet space for their unit, separate from the in-and-out fee paid by guests. This must be negotiated with the valet company that manages the respective building directly and do it before the purchase.