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NEWS ROUNDUP

DEVELOPMENT: Development moves forward on a six-story self-storage facility in Cypress Park, California, while a planned mixed-use residential project has been placed on hold. The self-storage building will rise on the north side of the 3200 block of North Figueroa Street and is expected to be completed by the end of next year. The project is part of a larger redevelopment that originally included a 160-unit mixed-use residential building. Dan Lee of Gaw Capital USA said the residential component has been indefinitely delayed due to current financial conditions, while construction on the self-storage facility continues as planned.

DEVELOPMENT: Seaside Storage opens a new self-storage facility at 1685 N. Roosevelt Drive in Seaside, Oregon. The locally owned property offers 65 heated storage units with electronic gated access, 24-hour video surveillance, perimeter fencing, and online reservations and leasing. The facility serves residents, businesses, and vacation homeowners across Seaside and the north Oregon coast. Owner Seth Morrisey said the project was developed to provide a modern, secure storage option for the growing community. A second phase is planned for summer 2027, adding 90 climate-controlled units and increasing the facility's total capacity to 155 units.

DEVELOPMENT: Placer County approves plans for the Foothill Storage self-storage development in Auburn, California. The project will deliver a three-story facility with 840 storage units, 23 parking spaces, and an EV charger on a 2.36-acre site at the corner of Dolores Drive and Terry Lane. As part of the approval, Terry Lane access was revised for emergency vehicles, landscaping was enhanced, roll-up door colors were changed to earth tones, and operating hours were limited to 7 p.m. Associate Planner Martin Romero presented the updated plans, while Zoning Administrator Crystal Jacobsen approved the project following public review. Residents, including Laura White and Helene Ferreira, voiced concerns over traffic, environmental impacts, and housing needs.