Garfield County commissioners want to do site visits before deciding about a proposal to build two self-storage facilities near Carbondale, CO.
Blue Mountain Garfield LLC has proposed putting one of the facilities (three stories, 96,000 square feet) across from the Catherine’s Store Road at the intersection of Highway 82 and County road 100. The other facility, GO Self Storage, would go up where the Planted Earth greenhouse and nursery formerly operated, about a mile east of the main entrance into Carbondale at Highways 82 and 133. GO would have 99,000 square feet in a three-story building. The commissioners will visit both sites April 8, then hold another public hearing April 15.
Source: Post Independent
Planned
Two self-storage facilities are going to be built in Portland, OR, following Talonvest Capital Inc. arranging $23.7 million of construction financing on behalf of Leon Capital Group. One facility will go on a 1.72-acre site on SE Division Street, with 113,155 net rentable square feet. The other one will be built on a 1.57-acre site on SE Powell Boulevard and have 102,692 net rentable sf. Renaissance Homes bought the 2-acre back portion of the site.
A new self-storage facility with two 15-foot-tall buildings – each with 21 units — and a 2,000-square-foot warehouse are coming to Lockport Street in Plainfield, IL. The village board recently approved a special-use permit for Jim Kowalski and Elena Gallo. The location will be 1 acre of land east of the CN railroad tracks, across the road from the northwest corner of Lake Renwick Preserve. Source: Bugle Newspapers
The Print Craft building at 315 5th Ave. NW, New Brighton, MN, will become a climate-controlled self-storage facility. The new STÖR facility will have 475 indoor units. The New Brighton City Council recently approved the site plans from Valley Sunrise Properties. Also planned are 140 non-climate-controlled storage lockers on the eastern part of the property. Source: Sun Focus
A 200,000-square-foot, 2,000-unit self-storage facility is planned at 7505 Durand Ave. in Milwaukee, WI. An affiliate of Phoenix Investors, which is a national private commercial real estate firm based in Milwaukee, is behind the project. Store Here Self Storage, which manages 25 properties in seven states, will operate the facility. The facility will have frontage on Durand Avenue and Oakes Road. Source: PR Newswire
U-Haul plans to open U-Haul Moving & Storage at University Square at 44 Hammond St. in Worcester, MA, in April. At first, it will open a retail showroom. After it repurposes the former Melville Shoe Corp. building, which was built in 1928, there’ll be room for 1,200 units. Source: Yahoo! Finance
A U-Haul self-storage facility will be developed at the site of a former Kmart store at 4820 S. Fourth St. in Leavenworth, KS. The Kmart closed in 2017. Source: Leavenworth Times
The Movie Tavern at 133 Locust Hill Drive, which closed in 2015, was demolished in Lexington, KY. Citadel Self Storage plans to build at least 55,000 square feet of storage space at the site, including room for covered RV spots. Citadel has facilities in Louisville, KY, and Cincinnati, OH. Source: Lexington Herald-Leader
Completed
Bluebird Self Storage, with 658 units and 106,000 square feet in three stories, opened near Exit 5 off Interstate 93 in Londonderry, NH. The $5 million project is Bluebird’s sixth location to open in south New Hampshire, with locations in Manchester, Hooksett, Bedford, Greenland and Rochester. A seventh facility is scheduled to open in May in Epping. Source: The Union Leader
The Duran brothers – Ellie, Gary and Larry of Duran Excavating – opened Poudre River Storage at 14332 Weld County Road 64 in northwest Greeley, CO. The facility has about 450 garage-style units plus about 400 outdoor units. The latter are for RV, boat and trailer parking. Source: The Tribune
Always Locked Self-Storage, which opened at 6061 Carmen’s Way, Farmington, NY, offers 220 units at its 29,500-square-foot location. It has a two-story, climate-controlled building at its Upstate New York location. Source: Daily Messenger
