H&M Development Approved for Class-A Self-Storage Facility in Weston

The new 116,062 SF climate-controlled storage facility will be built on the site of a former golf club maintenance building.

Mar. 17, 2026 at 11:07pm

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The City of Weston has granted unanimous site plan approval to an affiliate of H&M Development for the construction of a new state-of-the-art, class-A, climate-controlled self-storage facility. The 116,062 square foot project will be built on the site of a former maintenance building that previously served the Bonaventure Golf Club.

Why it matters

The new self-storage facility will help address a shortage of high-quality storage space in the Weston area, which is considered one of the top municipalities in South Florida. The project's location along I-75 with no neighboring residential communities makes it an ideal fit for the site.

The details

H&M Development plans to break ground on the new self-storage facility in Q3 of 2026. The company noted that self-storage supply per capita is low in this submarket, indicating significant demand for additional class-A storage space. The facility will feature climate-controlled units and is expected to serve the storage needs of both residents and businesses in the Weston area.

  • H&M Development plans to break ground on the new self-storage facility in Q3 of 2026.

The players

H&M Development

An integrated development and construction company with over 60 years of combined experience in property development, specializing in delivering high-quality, institutional development projects across major commercial property sectors.

Joey Dornbusch

Vice President at H&M Development.

Daniel Masveyraud

Principal at H&M Development.

City of Weston

The municipality that has granted unanimous site plan approval for the new self-storage facility.

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What they’re saying

“This use is a great fit for the location of the site, as it fronts I-75 and has no neighboring residential communities. We are looking forward to breaking ground.”

— Joey Dornbusch, Vice President at H&M Development (BusinessWire)

“Self-Storage supply per capita is low in this sub-market, so there is a very significant need for additional class-a self-storage space. We are looking forward to developing this project in what is one of the top municipalities in South Florida.”

— Daniel Masveyraud, Principal at H&M Development (BusinessWire)

What’s next

H&M Development plans to break ground on the new self-storage facility in Q3 of 2026.

The takeaway

The approval of this new class-A self-storage facility in Weston highlights the growing demand for high-quality storage solutions in South Florida's top municipalities, as developers seek to address supply shortages and serve the needs of both residents and businesses in the region.