farrbar
Well-known member
Until recently, I lived in a high rise in the city (Chicago). Originally, I handled my parking issues by buying up spaces when they became available (I eventually had 4). However, the only thing that solved was a place to put the car. My building would issue a fine if you left anything in front of the car (tools, bike....), and I would get weird looks when ever I tried to tinker with a car. So I had no place to store car related stuff.
Thanks to craigslist, I found a 4+ car garage within a garage nearby. The developer of a building took 5 parking spaces within one of his projects and built himself an oversized garage. After a couple of years he was looking to sell this space. So far I have 1 lift, beer fridge, tv, compressor, wall vac and way too much junk..
Specs: 45 feet wide, 2 doulble commercial rollup doors, ceiling just over 10 feet, heated, A/C, alarm system.
I just moved to the burbs…. but I kept my city garage. I envy the pole barns and nice garages on this board….. Some day I hope to have a larger (2500 sf+) garage, but for now I am just glad to have a place for storage.
Thanks to craigslist, I found a 4+ car garage within a garage nearby. The developer of a building took 5 parking spaces within one of his projects and built himself an oversized garage. After a couple of years he was looking to sell this space. So far I have 1 lift, beer fridge, tv, compressor, wall vac and way too much junk..
Specs: 45 feet wide, 2 doulble commercial rollup doors, ceiling just over 10 feet, heated, A/C, alarm system.
I just moved to the burbs…. but I kept my city garage. I envy the pole barns and nice garages on this board….. Some day I hope to have a larger (2500 sf+) garage, but for now I am just glad to have a place for storage.