Store it yourself in Warsaw

The Warsaw warehouse sector has a new service for clients with smaller space needs. City Self-Storage, located on Al. Krakowska 271, is offering customers space where they can put their personal possessions into temporary storage.

For its initial launch, City Self-Storage in Warsaw has prepared some 600 sqm of modern warehouse space for leasing by individuals, but ultimately the area will be expanded to 4,000 sqm.

City Self-Storage's customers can lease space of any size, starting from one sqm. After signing an agreement, the customers receive a special code, which provides them with unlimited access to the warehouse 24 hours a day. Clients keep their individual areas safe under lock and key.

"Storing objects has never been easier. One only has to come to the warehouse, sign an agreement and leave the items," says the operational director at City Self-Storage, Marzena Tusza. "The customer receives a safe, clean room, where he can also keep precious objects."

City Self-Storage is the first company in Poland providing a self-storage service. Founded in 1993, the company has 29 warehouses in Europe, including Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Spain, and the Czech Republic. City Self-Storage is owned by the Selvaag Group, mostly known for its activities on the residential market.

Tusza says that further City Self-Storage warehouses are going to come in Poland's other major city: "With Warsaw City Self-Storage we are testing Polish customers." She expects that ultimately 200,000 customers will use the warehouse service annually. Polish customers expressed their interest in the warehouse even before the launch on February 1 this year. "Now, on average, we are signing two to three lease contracts every day," says Tusza.

Although the price for renting space depends on several factors, such as location, size, and rental period, according to Tusza it will vary between zł.65-100 per sqm per month.