Located in the heart of the Financial District, Stuf's newest location occupies the basement of the office building's roughly 118,000 square feet. This will be the startup's second location in the city, and will function as neighborhood storage for businesses and consumers to store everything from seasonal items and light furniture to easily accessible inventory. Stuf's new San Francisco self-storage site at 115 Sansome Street is owned by the Vanbarton Group.

Our mission at Stuf is to partner with property owners to capitalize on the growing shift to more flexible living and working and how they translates to more flexible storage needs.' On the other side of the same coin, our model allows for new ways to monetize commercial real estate. By leveraging underutilized spaces, we're able to provide locals and businesses nearby facilities for all needs. Katharine Lau, Co-founder and CEO, Stuf: 'The missing piece with self-storage, especially in heavily populated areas like the Bay Area, is having reliable and conveniently situated options.

Stuf partners with commercial real estate owners to monetize vacant spaces in buildings, creating new cash flow opportunities while providing neighborhoods with a safe, warm, and inviting environment to store personal belongings, business inventory and much more.

Stuf, the next generation self-storage business that provides easy-to-access and 'right next door' storage, announced two new locations in San Francisco and Oakland, California.

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