Monthly Parking near The Neck, MA

With more U.S citizens owning cars than ever before, it’s no wonder that a terrible parking situation is felt by vehicle owners all across these United States of America. No matter who you are or whether you live in Los Angeles, New York, Washington DC or Chicago, you are entitled to affordable monthly parking. In The Neck it should only cost you around $256.62 per month. Is the solution to spend millions of dollars developing new parking lots in The Neck? Or expand our streets even more to accommodate more street parking spots in Bunker Hill? Or deplete our natural resources even more to do either of the above in The Neck? No, none of the above is the solution. Spacer is.

Spacer is an online platform where hosts advertise street parking, covered parking and other parking spots that are available all over The Neck and beyond. It can be someone’s garage or a homeowner saying ‘rent my driveway’ for as little as $43.90 per week. Spacer is quickly becoming the way to find a parking garage or covered parking in The Neck and across all states in the U.S. There are many hosts because it’s free to advertise on Spacer and hosts appreciate the additional income of as much as $211 per month. So, renters have much to pick from and once you’ve discovered the affordable long term parking you need, the booking process is easy.

Spacer created a user-friendly interface online where you can browse for monthly parking options by typing in ‘monthly parking near me’. You’ll be shown listings in the The Neck or Charlestown, depending on what you type in. Then you compare the parking spots on your list based on size and other features you find important. Use the Spacer messaging service to communicate with your The Neck host and verify the booking, sometimes within hours. Because hosts can earn as much as $2526 per year, they’re eager to finalize the arrangements. And Spacer will assist with contracts and payments to streamline your long term parking reservation. More and more drivers in the United States are becoming renters on Spacer. Will you be next?