The Lower East Side doesn't have a storage problem — it has a square-footage problem. Pre-war tenements from Orchard to Essex were built long before anyone imagined the volume of gear that a modern LES renter accumulates like vintage bikes, DJ equipment, art supplies, off-season wardrobes, and camping kits for weekend escapes upstate.
Our Avenue B facility sits at the quiet end of one of the neighborhood's most walkable corridors, just north of Houston. You're a twelve-minute walk from the Delancey–Essex Street station (F, J, M, Z trains), which puts us in easy reach for anyone coming in from Chinatown, Two Bridges, Nolita, or down the Bowery. And because we're a neighborhood location, not a warehouse complex in Long Island City, you can actually make the trip on a Tuesday evening without it feeling like an expedition.
Avenue B has long played second fiddle to higher-profile storage options on the Bowery. We think that's about to change. We've designed a facility that reflects the people who actually live here: the creative-class renters, young professionals, artists and musicians who treat the LES as home, not just a weekend destination.