Public Auction Notices for Storage Unit Sales

By the Editorial Team · Friday, July 24, 2026

Two online auctions of storage unit contents will be held in New York in August 2026, managed by SHS Pelham LLC in the Bronx and Storage Post in Manhattan, offering various belongings from multiple renters under New York State lien laws. These auctions require cash payment and registration, with lienholders retaining bid approval authority, making them key opportunities for buyers and a legal step for resolving outstanding liens.

Two separate public auctions involving storage unit contents will take place in New York this month, conducted under New York State lien laws.

SHS Pelham LLC, operating as Stop & Stor at 2385 Hollers Avenue in the Bronx, announced an online auction scheduled for August 18, 2026, at 10 a.m. The auction will be held via StorageAuctions.com and will offer various items including cartons, furniture, office furnishings, household goods, and other belongings from multiple unit holders. Those listed include Victoria Williams (#0020), Joseph A Darkwa (#1188), Lara J McKell (#1314), Alvis Montgomery (#2167), Bazil Bogle (#3444), Darnell T Gouldbourne (#3656), Somalia S Edwards (#4152), and Jesegua A Cameron (#4302). Prospective buyers must pay in cash and register to participate as the lienor retains the discretion to accept or reject any bids.

In a separate online auction, Storage Post will hold sales through StorageAuctions.com at 444 East 10th Street, New York, NY 10009, beginning August 12, 2026, at 1 p.m., with subsequent sessions as needed. The items up for sale include cartons, furniture, office furnishings, household goods, and various other effects from renters of designated storage units. Owners named encompass a broad list of individuals such as Idalia Chavous (Unit 0230), Nyesha D Hoke (Unit 7179), Roch S Salemmo (Unit L5101D), Alize Fontaine (Unit 3233), Devonte Ray Torres (Unit L131B), and many others. Similar to the Bronx auction, payment must be cash only, bidders are required to register, and the lienor reserves the right to refuse any bid received.

Additionally, various foreclosure and lien sale notices for residential and cooperative apartment properties across boroughs including Queens, Bronx, and Brooklyn are planned between August 7 and August 21, 2026. These notices provide detailed descriptions of the properties, terms of sale, and legal conditions, including the requirement for certified funds for payment and registration prerequisites for bidders. Many of these relate to outstanding liens, proprietary lease defaults, and legal foreclosure proceedings pursuant to New York law.

Separately, a summons notice has been issued in California involving a lawsuit filed by Island Stars 21, Inc. against defendant Richard J. "RJ" Bucaria. The notice informs Bucaria of the legal action and the importance of responding within 30 calendar days to avoid default. It also references resources available for self-help and attorney referrals in that jurisdiction.

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