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Making room for a thriving Redland future

Redland Bayside News
Redland Bayside News
Published: November 4, 2026
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EASY PROCESS: Redland City Storage has invested heavily in technology and design.
EASY PROCESS: Redland City Storage has invested heavily in technology and design.
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WHETHER you’re moving house, renovating, running a business or simply running out of room, finding enough space for everything can be a challenge.

Self-storage isn’t just about finding somewhere to put things you don’t use. It’s about creating more room at home, keeping belongings organised and making life’s transitions a little easier.

At Redland City Storage, we’re locals who understand that not everyone who needs storage is the same.

Some prefer a simple contactless 4-step online sign-up process, whilst others prefer to speak to local self-storage specialist about their options.

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By providing this flexibility, it allows us to make the process as straightforward and stress-free as possible.

Being a local business, the support we provide extends to beyond our customers.

We believe in supporting local initiatives and playing our part in maintaining the strong connections that make the Redlands such a wonderful place to call home.

That’s why we’re proud to support the Redlands Coast Museum, an organisation dedicated to preserving and sharing the history, artefacts and personal stories that have shaped our region.

We’re equally proud to support the Redlands Coast Sporting Hall of Fame and Sports Awards, which recognises the achievements of local sporting identities and celebrates their lasting contributions to sport across the Redlands.

Our commitment to the Redlands also extends to its future.

With our new Redland Bay facility set to open in early 2027, we’ve invested heavily in technology and design that will allow this facility to operate completely off grid.

It is a major step towards a more sustainable approach to storage while responding to the needs of our growing region and further enabling our ongoing commitment to provide secure, reliable storage solutions locally.

From our facilities in Capalaba, Cleveland and Victoria Point to our soon-to-open Redland Bay location, our focus remains: deliver peace of mind through secure storage, genuine customer care and a strong connection to the region we’re proud to call home.

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