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The development of a self-storage facility generally begins with a comprehensive market analysis of the proposed project area, followed by assembling a strong team, and working with municipalities to meet zoning, design and code requirements. Owners might consider
a multi-story building to maximize their footprint, or select a mixed-use project to widen their options.
Titan Development, a real estate development and private-equity firm, has closed Titan Development Real Estate Fund III after raising $122 million from limited and general partners. Though the fund will focus primarily on industrial and multi...
When you’re building a new self-storage facility or expanding an existing property, one of the most critical elements is the foundational site work—prepping the land for construction. Inadequate groundwork at the start of a project can lead to...
Update 5/16/22 – The Draper Family has encountered environmental and parking issues in its quest to build a self-storage facility in Danbury, Connecticut. The city has concerns about flooding on the site, forcing the developers to return to the...
The global self-storage development pipeline continues to be extremely dynamic. Inside Self-Storage regularly covers new projects being planned and approved as well as zoning and other municipal issues. Following is activity taking place in May...
If you’re building a self-storage facility, you need a solid team behind you from day one. Find out who should be on it and how to choose the best partners, plus strategies to keep everyone on the same page as you move through the development...
Update 4/28/22 – The Goshen, Indiana, City Council unanimously rejected the zoning request and site plan by Abonmarche Consultants and HSN LLC to build an automated self-storage facility in the Willow Lakes of Goshen residential development. Last...
Update 4/28/22 – The Danville Planning Commission was expected to discuss and approve a land-use permit this week that would allow the two-story Diablo Road self-storage project to move forward. The building size has increased to 22,847 square...