Potential annual earnings
Unlock parking revenue
Grow your ancillary revenue with minimal effort
Your business, your rules
You decide who rents, what they store, and hours of access
Dedicated support
Get help from Neighbor specialists who understand commercial property needs
Every reservation comes with peace of mind—at no cost to you.

After retiring from Amazon, Justin turned to real estate investing and listed his first parking spaces on Neighbor in 2023. He's now earning more than $23,000 a year passively. "The beauty of Neighbor is that it's about as passive as it can get. This is 10X the pay rate from when I worked at Amazon!"
What is Neighbor?
Neighbor is the largest peer-to-peer storage marketplace.
Hosts in all 50 states can rent out their extra space to generate passive income. List any extra space–from garages and sheds to driveways and unpaved lots.
Is Neighbor safe?
Yes, Neighbor is committed to safety. All hosts are covered by our $1M Host Guarantee, and renters are offered Property Protection Plans.
In the rare event that an issue arises, our Trust & Safety team is here to help.
How do I list a space?
Listing on Neighbor is easy and takes about 10 minutes.
Simply create an account, write a listing description, price your space, and snap a few photos.
Need help listing your space? Call our activation team at (855) 709-6497.
What types of spaces can I rent out?
You can rent out almost any type of space, but vacant land, car ports, parking lots, storage units, and warehouses are in high demand.
How much can I earn on Neighbor?
The amount you can earn on Neighbor will depend on your location, your space type, and the size of your space. To maximize your earnings, list multiple different sizes and spaces. More listings = more earnings.
What makes Neighbor unique is how little time it takes. Unlike platforms such as Airbnb, storage is pretty passive.
😎 Pro Tip: Spaces for RV storage, car storage, and self-storage are in high demand.
How are renters screened?
As a Neighbor host, you’re in control over who rents, what they store, and when they can access your space.
Neighbor only matches you with renters storing items you’ve allowed and collects information about the renter and what’s being stored before they place a request.
Neighbor strictly prohibits renters from working or staying in a space.
💡Pro Tip: When listing on Neighbor, be sure to designate your access hours and set your item restrictions.