Terms and Conditions

You can store practically anything, almost regardless of size, from large cabinets, closets, beds, company files, computers, bicycles, to any type of furniture, as long as it does not fall under the prohibition in item V.

  • The Warehouse Padlock is the property of the Tenant to be attached to the door. You are only entitled to one lock per door.
  • Access to the facilities will be from Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. seven (7) days a week.
  • In the storage The Owner has no control over details, values, quantities, types and objects stored; so that it is not responsible for the loss or deterioration of the same, for the cases of theft, fire and damage occurred to the stored articles and goods.
  • Exclusive use for the storage of materials, goods, and/or non-perishable items. It may not be used for any other purpose, nor may it be transferred or sublet in whole or in part.
  • It is prohibited to store materials, substances, or objects that are prohibited by law or dangerous, including but not limited to the following:
    • Money in cash
    • Any negotiable or commercial document, securities.
    • Artworks
    • Clothing, jewelry, or precious metals
    • Corrosive substances
    • Flammable substances
    • Irritants
    • Solvents
    • Chemicals
    • Alcoholic beverages, drugs, medications, or other controlled substances
    • Firearms
    • Animals
    • Flammable, explosive (fireworks), or unsanitary materials
    • Toxic materials
    • Gases
    • Perishable goods and goods for human consumption
  • Right to Inspect the Storage Unit. – THE TENANT acknowledges and agrees that THE OWNER has the right to inspect the Storage Unit within twenty-four (24) hours of THE OWNER’s request for inspection. THE TENANT must go to THE OWNER’s premises and open the Warehouse in the presence of THE OWNER’s representative and any other person deemed relevant by THE OWNER. If THE TENANT fails to do so, THE OWNER reserves the right to terminate the contract and proceed as provided for in Article 6.2 thereof.
  • Inspection by Public Authority or Court Order. – It is understood between the parties that THE OWNER must comply with any request from a competent public authority or court order, i.e., access to the warehouse for inspection and/or seizure of the stored goods, in which case THE TENANT releases THE OWNER from any associated liability for the breaking of the lock, loss, damage, or destruction of the stored materials.

Obligations of City Storage

a. Main Obligations of THE OWNER

THE LANDLORD undertakes to THE TENANT the following:

  • Allow access to the Warehouse(s) during the agreed hours.
  • Provide maintenance, lighting, security, and pest control services for the property where the warehouse is located.
  • Cover up to the sum of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOMINICAN PESOS (RD$25,000.00) in the event of theft, fire, and damage to items and goods stored by THE TENANT, provided that this is not due to faults attributable to THE TENANT.

b. Main Obligations of the TENANT:

  • Keep the warehouse in good condition.
  • Pay the rental amount on the agreed date and at the agreed location.
  • Respect the prohibitions on the use of the warehouse.
  • Allow access to the warehouse upon request for inspections by THE OWNER, public authorities, or court order.
  • Take out, at your discretion, at your own expense, an insurance policy covering damage to and loss of your stored goods.
  • Be liable to THE OWNER and other tenants for any damage caused by your stored goods to the property, to other tenants’ goods, and/or to third parties.
  • Hold THE OWNER harmless for the storage of controlled substances prohibited by law.
  • Do not assign or sublet the Warehouse, in whole or in part.
  • Do not make any changes to the structure and layout of the warehouse.
  • Deliver the Warehouse, as agreed in the service agreement, properly cleaned and vacated.
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