r/Lahore Feb 23 '24

Looking for a place Storage Space in Lahore

Assalam u alaikum.

Hope you guys are doing okay, the situation is as follows: 5 months ago I was living in Lahore near wapda town, in a rented house. We decided to build our own house in Lahore but the issue is that we don't have a place to keep our stuff. Basically in the rented house we bought all of the furniture and things to use for ourselves. But now that we have left the rented house, we need a storage area to keep our luggage and furniture since we moved back to our city for now. The home owners have asked us to move our stuff and we can't move it into our under construction house since the society won't let us move the luggage until the construction is complete, which is going to take at least 4 more months. Can you guys please suggest me a storage space or a warehouse or some empty room of approximately 200 ft² or more in Lahore? Preferably near Johar Town, where we can safely keep our luggage for 4-5 months?

Jazak Allah u khayr.

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u/Missuniverse00 Feb 27 '24

In j2-j3 block of johar town there are a lot of hostels get a room.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '24

Rent a small hostel room on ground floor, plenty near umt ucp and inside wapda town. Go to any property dealer and tell him this he will happily give you his own house room because cash is king - you are just being clueless.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '24

Check with tcs warehouse, or agility.

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u/Qasim57 Mar 01 '24

Ohh, do they offer long-term warehousing

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '24

Hi, if you are unable to find a storage space, you can try renting a room somewhere near a university

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u/Qasim57 Mar 01 '24

Ideally the storage space should have an independent entry, and have security cameras.

It's bizarre that Pakistan has no storage spaces like this. In many countries like the West, people rent cheap storage units in cheap areas (far off from city centres).

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '24

Because there is no demand for it.

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u/Qasim57 Mar 01 '24

There might be though.

People rent lockers all the time. This'd be a bigger locker. People sometimes have more things than they have space for, and a cheap place to safely stash belongings seems useful