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Posted: November 28, 2023
Storage King USA opens on a new 864-unit storage facility
Nanuet, NY Andover Properties, a leading private owner and operator of self-storage facilities, unveiled the grand opening of a storage facility at 7201 Fashion Dr.
Storage King USA Nanuet features 864 units and 90,000 s/f. It was built in 2023, and boasts a newly developed, modern, and secure environment. It features multiple entry points for easy unit access, loading docks to facilitate smooth moves, and a variety of unit sizes to cater to diverse storage needs.
Situated within The Shops at Nanuet, a shopping destination on NY-59, this facility is within a 15-minute or less drive for most residents of Rockland County and the northern part of Bergen County.
Brian Cohen, president and CEO of Andover Properties, said, "We are excited to introduce this cutting-edge storage facility to the community of Nanuet, providing a convenient and secure storage experience. The prime location, within The Shops at Nanuet, underscores our commitment to offering a premier and easily accessible solution for residents and businesses alike."
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