Self-storage facility with oversized units on Dickerson Pike
Summary
A developer proposes 95 storage units you can buy like condos (about $300,000 each) plus a gym, on a long narrow parcel. The city is still figuring out whether businesses could operate out of the units.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
Units would sell for roughly $300,000 each under a horizontal property regime.
Owners of RVs, boats, and classic cars who want premium covered storage.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Zoning and Sign Appeals - Jul 7, 2026
A property owner wants to build 95 storage units on 4.79 acres along S. Dickerson Pike, but the units would exceed the city's 500-square-foot size cap, requiring a variance. The site is already zoned commercial, so the main questions are whether the use fits and whether the oversize units should be allowed.
Planning Commission - Jul 6, 2026
A developer proposes 95 storage units you can buy like condos (about $300,000 each) plus a gym, on a long narrow parcel. The city is still figuring out whether businesses could operate out of the units.
Related development
Paradyme Vehicle Storage and Gym
Could bring a new kind of commercial development to the South Dickerson corridor, pending zoning board approval.
Paradyme Secured Income Fund SPE, LLC self-storage facility
If approved, the corridor along S. Dickerson Pike would gain a large self-storage operation with unusually large units. The board's special standards for mini-warehouses — screening, brick or stone street-facing facades, paved lots, and truck restrictions — would apply.
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