Neighbor, the Andreesen Horowitz-backed 'Airbnb of storage', is looking to keep up with the demand for space by partnering with landlords looking to fill empty offices
One area of commercial real estate that's in high demand is self-storage. The average spend on construction of new facilities per year jumped to $5 billion in 2018 from $1 billion in 2015. With the coronavirus prompting moves, a likely trigger for self-storage needs, it's possible that high amounts of spend on construction may not be enough to meet the supply.
While the company remains committed to the marketplace, the company announced today that it is partnering with New York-based landlord and developer Bridgeton Holdings to bring self-storage to vacant office space. While the partnership is originally focused on the San Francisco area, the plan is to expand to properties across the country in Bridgeton's portfolio, according to Woodbury. Bridgeton, , has launched a new operating company for the project – Stuuf.
Neighbor needs that extra space, as the company has seen demand surge, according to Woodbury, as people move out of homes or do spring-cleaning during the pandemic.
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