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Storage Asset Management to manage 29,906 s/f

Albany SuperStorage opened recently. The four-story facility is near the Port of Albany at 44 Broadway, right off I-787. The building has 298 self-storage units encompassing 29,906 s/f on two floors, as well as an office and retail center offering packing and moving supplies. The other two floors are available for local businesses looking for flexible storage-space solutions. The entire building is heated, and a portion will be cooled in the warmer months. As an additional benefit for local resident and businesses, Albany SuperStorage will offer Penske truck rentals from its downtown location beginning this spring. "This storage center is unlike any in the Albany area, featuring an indoor loading dock so customers can access their units while protected from the elements, and pick-up services for local businesses looking for cost-effective document-storage solutions," said Alyssa Quill, vice president of Storage Asset Management, which will manage the business for the owners, Cass Hill Development of Clifton Park. The facility also features 24/7-access hours, large elevators, free use of push carts, security and video-surveillance system. Storage Asset Management is a full-service self-storage management and consulting company formed in May 2010. The company currently manages more than 20 properties in mid-Atlantic and northeast states.
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