Wednesday, June 12, 2019

Neighbor.com Debuts Self-Storage Service In LA

Neighbor.com, based in Utah's Silicon Slops, said it has launched its peer-to-peer, self storage service in Los Angeles, allowing neighbors to store their extra stuff with their neighbors. According to Neighbor.com, its "Airbnb-like storage platform" lets users share empty space in their garage or elsewhere at their home with their neighbors. According to Neighbor.com, hosts can make up to $15,000 a year offering up their extra space. The startup says it is building out a team in LA, which will be led by its Chief Marketing Officer, Preston Alder.