Flash has appointed real estate executive Peter Weiss as Chief Business Officer to lead a new Office of Real Estate and expand owner relationships.
Flash appointed Peter Weiss as Chief Business Officer, based in New York. Flash is a parking and mobility technology platform used by property owners and parking operators.
Weiss will lead a newly created Office of Real Estate. He will also oversee Flash’s marketing strategy, with a focus on expanding relationships with commercial property owners. Flash says the role will help it position parking as a source of NOI, which stands for net operating income, meaning the profit a building makes after operating costs.
Flash said its platform is used by more than 2,200 owners and operator partners across over 17,000 locations in the US. The company works across asset types like multifamily buildings, offices, airports, hospitals, hotels, and event venues. It also routes demand to parking locations via its ParkWhiz app and distribution partners like Google Maps and Waze.
Weiss previously served as Chief Real Estate Officer at Latch, now operating as DOOR. Earlier, he held roles at Capital Properties and Ackman-Ziff Real Estate Group, and worked on more than $6 billion in real estate transactions.
For mobility and proptech operators, Flash’s move signals a stronger push into “owner outcomes.” That means tying parking tech to financial metrics that real estate owners already track, like occupancy, tenant experience, and NOI.
It also points to a bigger trend: parking systems are becoming data products, not just payment tools. As EV charging and connected vehicles grow, property owners will want real-time visibility into demand, pricing, and usage across their portfolios. Flash is betting that a dedicated real estate office, led by an exec who speaks the language of owners and lenders, helps it win larger portfolio deals.
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