Can't install a tankless due to weather and elevation (according to mechanic).

Looking for a little advice on climate controlled storage from the self storage experts out there.....I have an old five story freight elevator served 36,000SF warehouse building that I have listed in a large Midwestern city. 

If you can get upto the 3500 elevation level in some deserts, you can get better than most otherwise from what I can tell the weather basically sucks pretty much everywhere else , wind tunnels, heat tunnels, humidity tunnels, frost tunnels, rain tunnels...all the tunnels.

Maybe 10 min walk to the beach, pool, elevator, movie theater room, etc.

Is there enough elevator shaft space to handle all of the condo owners floors going to work at 7:30 to 8:00 am, or will there be long waits?

.💼 *Self-Managed Properties:* With a commitment to excellence, I've taken on the responsibility of managing these properties myself, guaranteeing top-notch service for guests and owners alike.These renovations not only enhance the aesthetics and functionality of the properties but also elevate their value and appeal, making them standout vacation rentals.

Not sure what the purpose was as it actually elevated floor over the adjoining hardwood floors.

( 10 units consist of 2-3 studio units, 5 1bedroom units and 2-3 2 bedroom units). 2) Planning to built 2 stories with 1st level unit's to have some good elevation (lesson learn hard way after hurricane HARVEY) from the street?

Has underground parking, roof top deck, and a huge 'art gallery' style lobby.There is an elevator for the tenants, but also a service elevator that is no longer in commission (along with a old staircase next to that one that's also out of service and was interesting to explore).Because it was an old factory, when the units were turned into lofts back in 1993, the individual units are huge and gorgeous.

As opposed to single family houses that can be mired in emotional entanglements, everything's for sale for the right price.I actually skip the people on the list and call them up with a very simple elevator pitch."