Draw your parcel — or switch to the aerial map, search your address, and trace the actual lot — set your unit module, and watch buildings, fire lanes, detention and the unit schedule re-lay in real time. Built by the architects at Hauser — calibrated against our built self-storage and flex projects. Drag any red corner. Click any building to flip it single / double loaded. Drag the pond.
Classic drive-up mix — today's calibrated defaults.
Double-click any single building to set its own story count — mix a multi-level building into a drive-up site.
60° stalls suit one-way circulation — try a 30–35 ft drive aisle.
PLANNING ESTIMATE ONLY — gross potential at 100% occupancy; cost = building SF × your all-in hard cost (incl. typical site work); excludes land, soft costs, lease-up, opex and taxes. Not an offer, appraisal or investment advice. For real underwriting and site selection, talk to our partner S3 Partners.
Search your site, zoom in, then Draw parcel and click each property corner on the imagery — click your first point again (or Finish) to close. Drag red corners to refine · + dots add corners · double-click a corner to remove it · click a building to flip its loading · drag the pond. Numbers update once a parcel is drawn. Aerial imagery is for context only — sketched lines are approximations, not a survey.
Drag corners · click a building to change its type · double-click it for 1/2/3 stories · drag the pond, pull its dark handle to reshape.
ExperienceWe team with S3 Partners on storage projects nationwide. Their DealPro™ underwriting builds the financial model that speeds approvals, and MarketExpansion™ site selection pressure-tests a market before you commit — 25+ years and hundreds of storage, RV and boat projects, from single sites to REITs. s3.partners →
Buildings snap to whole units and re-lay bottom-up inside your buffer and perimeter fire lane. Click a building to toggle its loading — an all-single row at the site edge backs up to the buffer with no rear drive. The pond sizes itself to your percentage of impervious area.
This is a planning estimator. A real test fit — with your survey, your jurisdiction's setbacks, fire access and stormwater standards — is how you underwrite before you close.
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