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Neighbor
Peer-to-peer storage company that connects hosts with unused space to renters in need of affordable storage
About Neighbor
Neighbor is a peer-to-peer storage company that connects individuals with unused space to those in need of storage. Operating in the self-storage market, Neighbor allows homeowners to monetize their garages, basements, RV pads, and other unused spaces by renting them out. This model provides renters with a cost-effective and flexible alternative to traditional storage facilities, often at 50% of the usual price. The platform addresses the high demand and limited supply in the U.S. self-storage market, which typically results in high prices and rigid contract terms. Neighbor generates revenue by taking a percentage of the rental fees. The business model empowers individual hosts, lowers storage costs for renters, and ensures a secure and trustworthy environment for transactions.
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- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Lehi, United States
- Sector
- eCommerce & Marketplaces
- Power Law
- Colt$25–100M revenue
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Seed2 investors entered at this stage
Pelion Venture Partners
Album VC
Series A6 investors entered at this stage
Andreessen Horowitz
Nate Bosshard
Ryan Graves
Fifth Wall Ventures
Tony Xu
Scott Cutler
Series B and later3 investors entered at this stage
- SCScott Cutler
- TXTony Xu
- FVFifth Wall Ventures
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