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27,425 NRSF / 160 Non Climate Controlled Units / 58 Climate Controlled Units / 12 Open Parking Spaces
Recent conversion of an existing office building added 58 Climate Controlled Units and an additional 7,075 Net Rentable Square Feet Recent Cap Ex includes New HVAC, New Gate, New Fence, New Paint, New Signage, New Security System, New Bollards and Ground Work
Powerful University Demand – The University of Alabama reached a record 42,360 students and generates approximately $2.35 billion in local economic impact, driving significant student, employee and visitor activity. Strong Population Growth – Tuscaloosa County reached 241,368 residents in 2025, up 5.8% since 2020, expanding the residential base supporting storage demand.
Continued Investment & Job Creation – New investment includes Epsilon Industries’ $15M+ expansion and major planned investment at Mercedes, supporting continued jobs, business growth and storage demand. Major Industrial Employment Base – Tuscaloosa is anchored by Mercedes-Benz, DCH Regional Medical Center, Michelin/BFGoodrich and Warrior Met Coal. Mercedes alone employs approximately 5,800.

High-Traffic Skyland Corridor – Located just off Skyland Boulevard/US-11, where ALDOT reports 20,000+ vehicles per day, providing strong visibility and connectivity through Tuscaloosa.
Excellent Interstate Connectivity – Minutes from I-20/I-59, with access to US-11, US-82/McFarland Boulevard and AL-69, connecting downtown, Birmingham and major employment centers.
Major Traffic Generators – Near Walmart, Sam’s Club, Lowe’s, restaurants and dense residential areas, with convenient access to the University of Alabama and major employers.
Premier Education & Entertainment Market – The University of Alabama, Bryant-Denny Stadium and Crimson Tide athletics generate substantial activity alongside Tuscaloosa’s growing population and employment base.