Janus and Boxengo announce partnership in Italy
Janus International Europe will support the growth of Boxengo’s Italian network. The announcement highlights the role of Nokē Smart Entry access control at the operator’s facilities.
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Janus International Europe will support the growth of Boxengo’s Italian network. The announcement highlights the role of Nokē Smart Entry access control at the operator’s facilities.
The plan covers 10 locations in the Lisbon area and five across Porto and the Algarve. It is an expansion announcement, not confirmation that 15 facilities have opened.
The partnership focuses on foldable, insulated storage containers, combining Boxwell’s manufacturing capabilities with STREPPEL’s European distribution network and experience.
The operator has opened another UK facility and continues to deliver this year’s development pipeline.
The new sites in Antwerp and Evere combine automated operations with the redevelopment of existing buildings.
The provider of self storage pricing and market data joins the Green Street platform.
The US operator doubled its scale and is developing a shared technology platform for the acquired facilities.
The Finnish operator strengthens its position in the Helsinki metropolitan area by acquiring local company Kenguruvarastot Oy.
The Italian operator secured more than €42 million to acquire and upgrade a portfolio in Milan and Rome.
The operator is funding expansion partly through the sale of two non-core properties.
The financing is intended to support further expansion of drive-up and container self storage facilities in the UK.
The transaction strengthens the Italian self storage platform and forms part of wider consolidation in the European market.
The Polish operator launched two new development projects, expanding its planned network.
The operator acquired an operating facility and signed an agreement for another site under construction.
Following five acquisitions, the new platform is focused on Milan and Rome.
The 2025 report shows rising rental rates and a growing role for technology.
The new Liffey Valley site combines scale with automation and customer amenities.
The operator signed a conditional land purchase agreement for a facility with more than 640 units.
The operator acquired land in Bethnal Green and intends to develop a project of approximately 68 thousand square feet.
The new Neuss site offers approximately 800 units and 5 800 m² of space.
The Polish operator completed a new facility in Kraków, its first development since its acquisition by Griffin and Redefine.
The partnership with the Belgian platform is intended to fund further self storage expansion in Belgium.
The investor formed a UK joint venture with Pacific Investments, aiming to build a £150 million portfolio.
In the first half of its financial year, the operator added more than half a million square feet and announced further openings.
The new Riga site offers 750 units and 4 200 m² of lettable space.
The partners plan to open three London sites with a combined area of 38 000 sq ft.
The operator bought land with planning permission for a facility of approximately 800 units.
The transaction covers an operator with 31 locations and more than 4 thousand self storage units.
The acquisition strengthens the operator’s UK network and adds approximately 40 000 sq ft.