Whether you’re just repainting your office or are planning a cross-town or cross-country move, storing electronic office items, such as computers, fax machines, copiers, and others is essential. Even more important is ensuring that these…
Most businesses are not in favor of clutter. However, as companies transition from remote to on-site workers, keeping spaces free from clutter, while also keeping them clean and sanitized, is at the top of most…
If you’re an independent artist, you’re familiar with the difficulties of finding a place to work. Quiet, dedicated studios for artists are on the decline as properties trend toward live-work development, cooperatives, or just plain…
Self-storage may not have the glamour of high-rise office buildings, luxury hotels or urban apartment lofts, but it should be a strong contender for an individual’s investment portfolio — whether that’s in the form…
With your dress clothes and leather valise collecting dust you might be wondering if you need them at all. Should you sell or store away your work stuff? That’s the question for current remote workers….
Everyone knows that people aren’t allowed to live in self storage units— and if you didn’t already know that, you do now. But does the same necessarily go for using your self-storage rental as a workspace?…
So you’ve bought or developed a self-storage facility. Now what? Managing a self-storage business isn’t necessarily rocket science. After all it isn’t unheard of for some old school self-storage facilities to keep tabs on their…
From Alaska to Alabama, roughly 50,000 self-storage facilities are scattered around the country. That’s about the same number of McDonald’s, Starbucks and Subway locations across the U.S. combined. These facilities are the foundation of the U.S….
Article by Kayleigh Alexandra Assuming you’re in the thrilling early stages of setting up a business, then what specifically you need to know about business storage depends on the exact nature of your operation. Are…
Self-storage units are the best for small business owners, aren’t they? They come in handy to hold a wide variety of necessities, such as extra inventory, materials used to create your product, excess office supplies, parts…
