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NYC women earn thousands monthly renting closets via Pickle app

A peer-to-peer luxury clothing and accessory rental service called Pickle is enabling individuals, particularly women in New York City, to earn significant income by renting out their personal items. One user, Kat Friday, has generated approximately $7,000 per month by renting out clothing and even a camera, while another user reportedly earned $30,000 in a single month. Founded in 2021 by Brian McMahon and Julia O’Mara, Pickle operates similarly to an Airbnb for possessions, allowing users to rent items for a fraction of their retail cost and has expanded its services nationwide. AI

IMPACT Enables new income streams for individuals by facilitating peer-to-peer rentals of personal items.

RANK_REASON Article details a service enabling individuals to monetize personal possessions, rather than a core AI development or release.

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NYC women earn thousands monthly renting closets via Pickle app

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Sarah Glodek ·

    New York City women are making up to $30,000 per month by renting out their closets to strangers

    Pickle, a peer-to-peer luxury clothing rental service, has taken New York City by storm, and women are cashing in.