Let New Zealand’s Storage Experts Manage Your Facility

All Secure brings over 27 years of operational expertise to self-storage owners across New Zealand. We manage your facility end-to-end – so you get the returns without the complexity.

How it Works

A Straightforward Path to Third-Party Management

From enquiry to returns, the process is designed to be clear, efficient, and fully supported by our team.

Our Network

A National Portfolio of Premium Facilities

Every All Secure Facility is purpose-built and strategically located in high-demand areas across New Zealand.

High Demand
Aerial of All Secure Self Storage Sylvia Park

All Secure Sylvia Park

Auckland, North Island
331 Units
Established

All Secure Lower Hutt

Wellington Region
540 Units
Growing

All Secure Christchurch

Canterbury, South Island
556 Units

Ready to Put Your Facility in Expert Hands?

Request a management proposal to find out how All Secure can optimise the performance of your self-storage asset.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions From Owners

Third-party management is where a professional storage operator runs a facility on behalf of the owner.

The management company handles:

  1. Marketing and lead generation
  2. Pricing and revenue management
  3. Staffing and operations
  4. Technology systems and reporting

The owner retains full ownership of the asset, while the operator focuses on maximising revenue and occupancy.

Typically through a management fee based on revenue and services provided.

Yes.

Owners retain control of:

  1. Asset ownership
  2. Strategic decisions
  3. Capital expenditure
  4. Major upgrades
  5. Sale of the property

The management company operates the facility as an agent for the owner.

Agreement Term Length is commonly 3-5 Years

It depends on the facility.

Modern models include:

Fully staffed –  Manager onsite + Part Time (if required)

Hybrid – Remote sales + onsite support

Remote management –  No full-time staff

Many facilities now operate with a Hybrid model using a  centralised call centres and digital leasing.

The management company usually handles:

  1. Google Ads
  2. Website optimisation
  3. SEO
  4. Online listings
  5. Local marketing campaigns

Marketing costs are normally paid by the facility, while strategy is handled by the operator.

Yes.

Many management companies assist with:

  1. Feasibility studies
  2. Site selection
  3. Design and layout
  4. Unit mix planning
  5. Pre-opening marketing
  6. Lease-up strategy

This is especially valuable during the development and stabilisation phase.