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Personal Warehouse is a United States real-estate development company that builds and sells small-bay, owner-occupied industrial condominium units sometimes described as micro-flex or garage-condominium spaces. The company has developed projects in Texas; in June 2025, local media reported a ribbon-cutting for a project in Dripping Springs, Texas [^[1]]. A Colorado project received municipal design-award recognition in 2019 [^[2]].

Personal Warehouse was founded in 1999 in Colorado, according to company materials [^[3]]. Early projects consisted of small-bay industrial units intended for owner-occupiers [^[4]]. By the mid-2020s the company had developments active in additional markets, including Texas, as documented in state regulatory filings [^[5]].

• Dripping Springs, Texas — A project held a ribbon-cutting in June 2025 covered by Hays Free Press [^[6]]. Basic project details also appear in Texas state regulatory filings [^[7]].

• Castle Rock, Colorado — A project at 2278 Manatt Court was named in the Town of Castle Rock’s 2019 Design Awards [^[8]].

• 2019: Town of Castle Rock Design Award (project at 2278 Manatt Court, Castle Rock, Colorado) [^[9]].

[1] Hays Free Press — “Dripping Springs opens, cuts ribbon on Personal Warehouse” (June 18, 2025).* [1]

[2] Town of Castle Rock — “Seven projects honored with Town’s 2019 Design Awards” (official municipal post; may require access/login).*[2]

[3] Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation — Dripping Springs filing (TABS2023022157).*[3]

[4] NAIOP Maryland — “Micro-flex industrial product takes the stage” (independent explainer for the product category).*[4]