Date Palm Self Storage

Date Palm Self Storage is a proposed climate-controlled self-storage project with opportunities for shopping and dining fronting Date Palm Drive in Cathedral City.

The enclosed climate-controlled facility has been thoughtfully designed by nationally renowned architects SGW and landscape architects DNA to enhance the Date Palm corridor and surrounding community. The developers are seasoned builders of quality self-storage facilities using state-of-the-art materials that support sustainability and best practices throughout the project.

This project will benefit the surrounding community and neighbors:

  • Creates a barrier from the noise and traffic of Date Palm.
  • Increases security with the addition of fencing, cameras, and lighting.
  • Activates the dirt lot, which blows sand and debris into homes and people’s lungs.
  • Adds several civic enhancements including sidewalk expansion and a deceleration lane off Date Palm.

About the Project

Location: Along the east side of Date Palm Drive between McCallum and Rosemount.

Operation: The facility will be managed by a national, best in class self-storage operator with a solid reputation in the industry.

Hours: The proposed hours of operation would be in alignment with best practices. Office hours will likely be 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and gate access will be 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. This will not be a 24-hour facility.

Project Benefits

  • Deployment high-definition security cameras for 24/7 surveillance, ensuring safety and peace of mind for all users.
  • Advanced access control with individual keypad entries and secure gated entrances, restricting access to authorized individuals only.
  • Collaboration with local law enforcement to integrate with city surveillance for quicker response times, enhancing overall community safety.

  • State-of-the-art architectural design that complements and enhances the surrounding area, contributing to community pride and property values.
  • Reduction in home clutter through accessible storage solutions, leading to a cleaner, more organized community environment.

  • Implementation of motion-sensor lighting and energy-efficient systems to minimize environmental impact.
  • Low traffic volume to the facility, reducing congestion and pollution within the community. It is anticipated that approximately 10 cars a day visit the facility. 
  • Low impact on utilities with minimal water use and water efficient landscape design
  • Very little noise as a self-contained facility with limited operational hours

  • Tailored storage solutions catering specifically to the needs of Cathedral City residents, particularly accommodating women and individuals in transition.
  • A commitment to providing a modern, secure storage facility that addresses both current and future community storage needs.
  • A unique climate controlled storage opportunity with the greater Cathedral City area

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