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September 17, 2012 06:01 pm GMT
Parking Panda, the startup that lets individuals rent out their unused parking spaces and allows garages to discount their lots during slow periods, is now available as a mobile application. The app currently supports a parking finder function in 25 cities, plus parking rentals in the service's early markets of Baltimore and Washington D.C., as well as new additions San Francisco and Oakland. Using the mobile interface, drivers looking for a space can quickly pull up a list of nearby parking locations. (Hopefully, after having pulled over first!).Homeowners can also use the app to list their spaces' availability, set prices, and approve rental requests.
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Parking Pandas Parking Spot Rentals Service Launches In San Francisco And On iPhone
Parking Panda, the startup that lets individuals rent out their unused parking spaces and allows garages to discount their lots during slow periods, is now available as a mobile application. The app currently supports a parking finder function in 25 cities, plus parking rentals in the service's early markets of Baltimore and Washington D.C., as well as new additions San Francisco and Oakland. Using the mobile interface, drivers looking for a space can quickly pull up a list of nearby parking locations. (Hopefully, after having pulled over first!).Homeowners can also use the app to list their spaces' availability, set prices, and approve rental requests.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/BE9k9ssEcRk/
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