The asset

Every dollar you invest works towards something you keep. APEX 1 WORKS

A garage bay is a decision, not just a purchase. Here is the case for why a deeded APEX 1 bay outperforms a rented unit, a wood-frame building, and a wait-and-see approach to the systems you will eventually want.

Own vs. rent

Every payment either builds equity or disappears.

A rented unit or a self-storage locker is a monthly expense that resets to zero the day you stop paying. A deeded APEX 1 bay is title, in your name, the moment you close.

Owned bay finished as a lounge and garage, with a 10-year equity chart: owning reaches $654,268 versus $0 built by renting
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Renting a unit
Owning at APEX 1
Deed
None — you hold a lease
Recorded, in your name
Monthly cost
Rises at every renewal
Fixed by your own note
Equity
Builds none
Builds with every payment
Improvements
The landlord's when you leave
Yours — they stay with the asset
Exit
Walk away with nothing
Sell, refinance, or pass it on
Built to last
One building frame, half pre-engineered steel and half wood framing

Pre-engineered steel. Not another wood-frame box.

The same standard runs across the site. The difference shows up decades from now.

Built once, right

Slab-ready for in-floor heat, no matter your starting budget.

Included in base price

The quality of every APEX 1 unit starts from the ground up with pre-installed heated floor tubing in the concrete floor, insulated from beneath with 2” thick polystyrene foam board insulation for superior in-floor heating efficiency!

Start with the build-out that fits your budget today, knowing the infrastructure for in-floor heat is already built in.

In-floor radiant heat tubing loops embedded in the slab before the pour
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Protect it going forward

Protecting and future-proofing your investment.

The deed is the first protection: recorded title in your name. A lease cannot offer it. No management change can remove it.

The second is the structure itself. Add a boiler to the floor tubing already in the slab, a mezzanine for a second floor, or a vehicle lift. Nothing to renegotiate.

Nothing locks you into day one. Buy it, then build it to your needs and budget.

A mezzanine added above the bay — upgrade room built into the structure
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See what your bay would look like.