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Rent Out Your Garage Or Parking Space

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So we’ve recently learned how we can earn some cash renting out our stuff, along with how to get the best deal for our old mobile phones.

This next new tool for earning a bit of extra money looks at how you can rent out your garage or parking space.

Park Let calls itself the “UK’s largest parking space letting agent”, and has a handy tool on its website to give you an estimate of what you could expect to receive each month for hiring out your space.

Obviously, if you live in a busy city, the premium for your space is likely to be much higher than elsewhere, especially in London. Here are few examples of low, medium and high prices for London and the rest of the UK. The price is based on the demand in the particular area, as well as the quality of the space to rent, which looks at things like security.

Popular parking space searches in London

Location Low Med High
Canary Wharf, E14 £133 £147 £162
Liverpool St, EC1 £199 £221 £243
Leicester Sq, WC2 £268 £298 £328
St Pauls, EC1 £108 £120 £132
Mayfair, W1K £313 £348 £383
Whitechapel E1 £138 £153 £168
Fulham, SW6 £174 £194 £213
Pimlico, SW1V £182 £202 £222
Kings Cross, N1 £147 £163 £180
Old Street, EC1 £185 £205 £226
Putney, SW15 £105 £117 £128

Popular parking space searches in the UK

Location (centre of) Low Med High
Birmingham £84 £94 £103
Brighton £97 £108 £119
Bristol £90 £100 £111
Cambridge £64 £71 £78
Chelmsford £51 £57 £62
Edinburgh £83 £93 £102
Leeds £88 £98 £108
Liverpool £111 £123 £135
Manchester £98 £109 £120
Nottingham £104 £115 £127
Oxford £88 £98 £108
Reading £63 £69 £76

Park Let has over 10,000 rental contracts in place and over 16,000 parking spaces available to rent across the UK.

The company provides a fully managed letting service including matchmaking the tenant and landlord, preparing contracts and monthly rental collection.

Park Let’s rental prices are apparently up to 20% cheaper than other comparable season tickets and tenants can choose between a 5 and 7 day rental week.

It’s another nice idea but probably with limited appeal, but it’s another option to consider if you’re looking at ways of earning some extra cash, live in an area where it would be worth your while putting up with someone using your space, and of course, if don’t need the space yourself.

photo credit: rockstarassi

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