Category: Development News

Monster Self Storage has opened its first Kentucky location on Shelbyville Road in Louisville, with operations managed by Adams Property Group under a third-party management arrangement. The facility includes climate-controlled and drive-up units and offers a fully digital rental process. The opening extends the brand’s Southeast footprint into a new state market along a corridor experiencing residential and commercial growth. It also reflects the continued role third-party management platforms play in expanding regional self-storage brands into new geographies. Read the Full Article Source: The Lane Report

Monster Self Storage has opened a new facility in Louisville, Kentucky, marking its entry into the state. Located along the Shelbyville Road corridor, the property includes climate-controlled and drive-up storage units as well as digital rental and account management features. The opening expands the company’s presence in the Southeast and underscores ongoing self-storage development in growing suburban markets. It also reflects broader industry trends toward technology-driven operations and the use of third-party management platforms to support expansion into new geographic markets. Read the Full Article Source: PR Newswire (by CISION)

Seaside Storage has opened a new self-storage facility in Seaside, Oregon, adding 65 heated storage units to serve customers along the north Oregon coast. The facility operates as a largely self-service property with online rentals, gated access, and security monitoring. A planned second phase would add 90 climate-controlled units by 2027, bringing total capacity to 155 units. The development highlights continued self-storage investment in smaller regional and coastal markets, where operators are expanding inventory and introducing climate-controlled storage to address evolving local demand. Read the Full Article Source: USA Today

Hampshire Management Company has completed the redevelopment of a long-vacant property in Yonkers, New York, into its first self-storage facility. The five-story, 164,000-square-foot project includes more than 1,100 climate-controlled storage units and is managed by CubeSmart. Previously occupied by restaurant and entertainment uses, the site had remained vacant for more than 15 years before being converted to self-storage. The project reflects the continued use of adaptive reuse strategies within the self-storage sector, as developers repurpose underutilized commercial properties to meet storage demand in densely populated urban markets. Read the Full…

SurePoint Development has broken ground on a new self-storage facility in The Woodlands, Texas. The project will include 861 units and approximately 90,000 net rentable square feet of climate-controlled storage space within The Woodlands Town Center. Extra Space Storage will manage the property, which is scheduled for completion in spring 2027. The facility will be SurePoint’s 10th location in the Houston area, reflecting continued self-storage development activity in growing suburban markets and ongoing demand for climate-controlled storage inventory. Read the Full Article Source: REBusiness Online

Tulfra Real Estate and The Hampshire Cos. have broken ground on High Mountain Promenade, a mixed-use development in North Haledon, New Jersey, that will include a 596-unit self-storage facility, 90 apartments, and retail space. Located along Belmont Avenue, the project is positioned near major transportation routes and serves a densely populated area spanning Passaic and Bergen counties. The development reflects the continued incorporation of self-storage into mixed-use projects, as developers combine storage, residential, and retail uses within suburban markets where available development sites are increasingly limited. Read the Full Article…

West Coast Self-Storage has reopened a renovated facility in Jurupa Valley, California, after a comprehensive redevelopment of the property. The facility now includes 506 storage units, featuring both climate-controlled and drive-up options, as well as updated security systems and digital management tools. The project reflects a broader trend in the industry: repositioning and modernizing existing self-storage assets as operators invest in upgraded amenities and technology to meet customer demand and strengthen performance in expanding suburban markets. Read the Full Article Source: PR.com

Safeguard Self Storage has opened a new self-storage facility in Levittown, New York, expanding its Long Island presence to seven locations. The property includes approximately 750 units and more than 56,000 rentable square feet, with features such as climate-controlled storage, digital access controls, and mobile-enabled entry systems. Located along Hempstead Turnpike in Nassau County, the project reflects continued self-storage development in densely populated suburban markets, where operators are increasing modern storage inventory to serve both household and business customers. Source: Safeguard Self Storage

Storage Post Self Storage has opened a new self-storage facility in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, expanding its portfolio to 16 locations across New York City and four within Brooklyn. The property includes climate-controlled units, digital access controls, online leasing, and other features commonly used in high-density urban storage developments. The opening reflects ongoing self-storage growth in New York City submarkets, where operators continue investing in modern, multi-story facilities to serve residential and small business demand in space-constrained neighborhoods. Read the Full Article Source: PR Newswire (By CISION)

A new CubeSmart self-storage facility has opened in Yonkers, New York, following the redevelopment of a long-vacant commercial site on Central Park Avenue. Developed by Hampshire Management Company, the five-story property includes more than 1,100 climate-controlled units across approximately 164,000 square feet. The project converted a former restaurant and entertainment property that had been vacant for over 15 years, with support from local tax incentives. The development reflects continued adaptive reuse trends in the self-storage sector, particularly the conversion of underutilized retail and commercial sites in dense urban markets. Read…