Category: Recent Transactions

Recent self-storage transactions illustrate a sector that continues to attract investor attention, with activity spanning both stabilized assets and properties offering growth potential. Buyers are active in secondary and suburban markets, carefully weighing occupancy levels, income trends, and expansion opportunities as part of their strategies. These dynamics reinforce the industry’s resilience, as capital remains focused on opportunities that strike a balance between dependable performance and the prospect of long-term value creation.     Property: Discount Mini Storage Location: Mead, Washington Closing Deal: $4,650,000 Seller: Discount Mini Storage LLC Buyer: Access…

Recent self-storage transactions show continued investor interest in the sector, with activity spanning a variety of markets and asset types. Deals include stabilized properties, development sites, and portfolio acquisitions, reflecting strategies to expand market presence, increase operational scale, and position for long-term growth. Demand remains steady, supported by consistent occupancy levels and opportunities to enhance revenue through improved management and pricing strategies.     Property: Self Storage of Vacaville Location: Vacaville, California Year Constructed / Expanded: 2018 / 2019 Seller: The Claremont Companies Buyer: Westport Properties Brokerage and Brokers: Dean…

The latest batch of self-storage transactions highlights continued investor focus on scale, geographic diversification and operational integration. Deals spanned both suburban and high-density urban markets – including Texas, Florida, California, New Jersey and New York – sustained confidence in core and secondary regions with favorable demographic trends. A mix of single-asset and multi-property portfolio acquisitions indicates ongoing efforts to establish brand presence and enhance platform efficiency. Properties included stabilized income-producing facilities, recently built climate-controlled sites, and assets with RV and boat storage, underscoring demand for both traditional and lifestyle-oriented storage…

Recent self-storage transaction activity highlights a sector navigating consolidation and strategic expansion. Investments targeted high-barrier urban markets such as New York City and Fremont, alongside high-growth secondary and Sunbelt regions including Georgia, Kentucky, Arizona, and Florida. Several deals involved development-ready sites, platform acquisitions, or portfolio roll-ups reflecting a focus on operational scale and geographic reach. Institutional players and REITs remained highly active, signaling continued confidence in self-storage as a resilient, income-generating asset now firmly positioned within core real estate strategies.     Property: All Purpose Storage – Ft Myers Location:…

These recent self-storage and specialty storage transactions highlight a robust investor appetite for high-quality and well-positioned assets across both traditional and niche segments. From Class A properties in tight urban submarkets like Revere, MA to expansive RV and boat facilities in Texas, capital is flowing to assets with modern amenities, strong occupancies, and growth potential, including land for expansion. Institutional and REIT buyers continue to target strategic locations near major economic drivers, such as new manufacturing plants or coastal boat launches, while development sites and well-maintained older properties also attracted…

Recent self-storage transactions highlight a clear investor focus on operational performance and long-term market fundamentals. Capital is targeting a mix of Class A and B assets across diverse geographies, with a strong interest in high-occupancy properties, remote-managed facilities, and locations near residential and commercial growth corridors. Buyers continue to favor income stability and scale, particularly in Texas, the Southeast, and seasonal or recreational markets.       Portfolio: Roll Up Self Storage (Class B Self-Storage Portfolio) Locations: Asheville and Weaverville, NC Address1: 15 Fallen Spruce Dr, Asheville, NC Address2: 1191 New…

The latest transactions reveal sustained investor interest across secondary and tertiary markets, with assets trading in Indiana, Texas, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Transactions ranged from smaller facilities with upside potential to more diversified sites offering a mix of traditional units, vehicle storage, and warehouse space. Several properties featured expansion opportunities, while others benefited from being the newest and most visible options in their areas. Together, these deals reflect a broader trend: investors remain confident in self-storage, driven by flexible asset configurations, strong regional demand, and long-term growth potential.    …