From wine to cars to man caves, luxury storage is big opportunity for host of players

One industry expert cautions there's a risk of seizing on demand for luxury storage and going too far with it.

  • By Grier Ferguson
  • | 6:10 a.m. February 28, 2020
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Stefania Pifferi. Allan Development Group President Scott Allan built Island Storage Suites in Fort Myers, which some people refer to more fondly as the “man caves.”
Stefania Pifferi. Allan Development Group President Scott Allan built Island Storage Suites in Fort Myers, which some people refer to more fondly as the “man caves.”
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Luxury storage projects are springing up across the west coast of Florida.

Some cater to people with specific passions, like wine or cars. Others take a broader approach, appealing to people who have a variety of high-end items to store or who want to create a space where they can spend time with their favorite items surrounding them.

 

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