New Yorkers are monetizing their unused parking stalls
Car owners know that circling the block for a spot and moving the car for alternate side parking is just a part of life, unless they’re willing to pay for a parking space. But for some New Yorkers, an unused space in a parking garage or an extra spot in the driveway is a valuable piece of real estate and an easy way to earn extra income.
Parking is big business in New York City, and not just in new Manhattan developments. The New York Times takes a deeper look at the New Yorkers who are making significant sums renting out their unused parking stalls across the city, even as driving becomes more difficult in certain parts of the city.
