The phrase identifies properties in a specific California city offered for temporary use as storage or workspace, often separate from residential dwellings. This arrangement represents a subset of the broader real estate rental market, focusing on detached or attached structures designed primarily for vehicle storage or related activities, now repurposed for alternative uses.
Such accommodations provide distinct advantages, addressing needs for cost-effective storage solutions, project-based workspace, or supplemental income streams for property owners. Historical demand has correlated with factors such as population density, housing costs, and the availability of alternative storage or workspace options in the designated urban area.
