NEW YORK — Manhattan Mini Storage, the largest storage provider in New York City, announces that the former Public Storage building at 155 West 29th Street is now managed and operated by Manhattan Mini Storage. The addition of this property to the Manhattan Mini Storage brand marks the twenty-first location in the boroughs with eighteen properties in Manhattan, two in Brooklyn, and one in Queens.
“We are thrilled about the partnership with Manhattan Mini Storage, who will bring their unprecedented knowledge and experience of the Manhattan self storage business to our state-of-the-art asset at 155 West 29th Street,” said David Allen, Senior Vice President of Asset Management at The Davis Companies (Davis), who developed the site in collaboration with Highland Development Ventures. “Having delivered an irreplaceable, purpose-built self-storage facility strategically located in the middle of Manhattan, we are confident that teaming up with Manhattan Mini will enable us to leverage their strong branding and customer knowledge to reach the full potential of our project.”
Manhattan Mini Storage on 29th St has made the following enhancements:
Alex Burnam, Senior Vice President for Manhattan Mini Storage, expressed enthusiasm for this newest acquisition , “Manhattan Mini Storage is as New York as it gets when it comes to living in the city. Our iconic brand has been serving New Yorkers for nearly 50 years and we look forward to serving the Chelsea, Midtown, and Flatiron communities,” said Burnam.
The self storage location on West 29th Street offers 6,300 storage units for rent, ranging from the size of small closets to sizable rooms, amounting to over 144,800 square feet of storage. The rooms have climate control, ensuring a stable environment for keeping furniture, antiques, vintage collections, electronics and other items.
The 18-story facility is located in the Chelsea neighborhood and offers convenient access to numerous subway and bus lines, as well as Penn Station.
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