Another Self-Storage Facility Breaks Ground
- Susan Heavilin
- Jun 29
- 1 min read

You buy your home next to a big, beautiful piece of open space. It is nine-acres large and teeming with all types of wildlife. Life is good.
Twelve years ago the Chula Vista City Council rejected a housing proposal there.
But the property was rezoned commercial in 2020 and now a 120,000-square-foot self-storage facility has broken ground.
QUESTION ONE: What's with the Self-Storage facilities grabbing up all the open space? Follow the money. Those developers have DEEP pockets.
QUESTION TWO: Who will use those 1,284 storage units? We're already buried in too many storage facilities.
QUESTION THREE: Where will all the wildlife go now? They're running out of open space to live in. Who advocates for the animals?
Read all the details in Michelle Bi's "Years after approval Eastlake self-storage facility project breaks ground."
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