White Label Storage, a leading third-party self-storage management company, today announced its partnership to manage Sunny Storage, a newly developed 1,059-unit Class A facility in Clermont, Florida. The facility opened its doors on July 1, 2026, adding significant capacity to one of Central Florida’s fastest-growing markets and expanding White Label Storage’s footprint in the Southeast. Sunny Storage represents the first self-storage development for the ownership group and the beginning of a broader strategy to grow its presence throughout Central Florida. This new partnership includes the implementation of White Label Storage’s…
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Green Street Expands Self-Storage and Real Assets Intelligence Platform with Acquisition of StorTrack
Green Street, the leading provider of trusted real assets intelligence and unbiased insights, today announced the acquisition of StorTrack, the premier provider of market intelligence, pricing data, and analytics for the self-storage industry. The acquisition also brings StorTrack’s other platforms into the Green Street family — ListSelfStorage.com, the world’s leading marketplace for buying and selling self-storage facilities, and RVParkIQ.com, the premier platform for buying, selling, and evaluating RV park and campground investments, with robust data coverage across the US and UK. The addition of StorTrack meaningfully deepens Green Street’s already…
Institutional Capital Is Ready To Deploy!
Institutional money has been lining up for self-storage deals for more than a year, with new funds announcing hundreds of millions in committed capital seemingly every few weeks. Yet transaction volume has not kept pace with the headlines. So what are capital allocators actually waiting for before they put that money to work? Tom de Jong, Executive Vice President at Colliers and founding principal of the De Jong Self Storage Team, talks with chief investment officers and acquisition directors regularly, and he says the holdup comes down to a short…
Why Dynamic Pricing Isn’t Just for Airlines
If you’ve ever booked an airline ticket, you’ve experienced dynamic pricing. The same seat can cost significantly more depending on when you book, how many seats remain, and demand for the flight. Hotels, rideshare companies, sporting events, and online retailers use similar strategies to maximize revenue. Today, self-storage dynamic pricing is becoming one of the smartest ways operators can improve profitability. Yet many independent owners still rely on static pricing models updated only a few times each year. If your goal is simply to fill every unit, static pricing may…
What Are the Most Popular Self-Storage Unit Sizes?
Selecting the right unit mix is one of the most important decisions a self-storage owner or developer can make. While every market has unique characteristics, understanding which unit sizes customers rent most frequently can help operators maximize occupancy, improve revenue, and make better development decisions. According to industry demand data, six unit sizes account for the majority of self-storage rentals. Understanding how these units are used can help owners better align their facilities with customer demand. 10×10 Units: The Industry Standard The 10×10 unit is the most popular size, representing…
Weekly Self Storage Transaction Roundup: 7/01/26 – 7/12/26
Eighteen self-storage transactions closed across nine states between July 1 and July 12, led by Texas. Deals ranged from South Padre Island’s tourism-supported demand to Monahans’ proximity to the Midland-Odessa employment corridor. Portfolio sales added much of the week’s scale, led by a two-property Louisiana portfolio in Woodworth and Pineville, Highline Storage Partners’ two-facility Georgia acquisition, the four-site South Padre Island package, and the five-location Double D portfolio in Monahans. Larger-platform buyers were active as well: Public Storage picked up a newly built, high-visibility San Antonio asset; Blue Vista Capital…
Westport Properties Completes 1,400-Unit Self-Storage Facility in Covina, California
Westport Properties has completed a 1,400-unit, 183,000-square-foot self-storage facility at 529 Cutter Way in Covina, California, operating under the US Storage Centers brand. The 2.2-acre site was acquired from Faith Community Church of West Covina for $8 million in 2025 and includes AI-powered systems, full climate control, and keypad-gated access. The project extends Westport’s presence into the San Gabriel Valley and brings the company’s total managed portfolio to more than 15.4 million square feet nationally. Read the Full Article Source: Orange County Business Journal
SmartStop REIT Affiliates Plan Merger to Create 3.2 Million Square Foot Portfolio
Strategic Storage Trust VI (SST VI) and Strategic Storage Growth Trust III (SSGT III), both affiliated with SmartStop Self Storage REIT, have entered a definitive all-stock merger agreement under which SST VI will acquire SSGT III. The combined portfolio will encompass approximately 37 wholly owned facilities, 3.2 million net rentable square feet, and a total asset value of roughly $1.2 billion. The transaction, which also includes joint venture interests and DST-sponsored properties, is expected to close in Q4 2026 pending SSGT III stockholder approval. Read the Full Article Source: BusinessWire
West Coast Self-Storage Opens 478-Unit Facility in Grand Mound, Washington
West Coast Self-Storage has opened a 478-unit facility at 5942 196th Ave. SW in Grand Mound, Washington, situated near the interchange of Interstate 5 and U.S. Highway 12. The 67,540-square-foot property includes heated indoor and drive-up ground-level units, with select larger units offering electrical power. The project was developed by Bowlds Development Company and serves the Grand Mound, Rochester, and Centralia area. The opening brings new managed storage supply to a rural Washington corridor where highway visibility and regional access tend to support stable demand. Read the Full Article Source:…
Featured Broker: Tom De Jong, MBA, SIOR
Tom de Jong, Executive Vice President at Colliers, specializes in the sale, development, and disposition of self-storage and industrial assets throughout the United States. Over the course of his career, Tom has closed more than $2 billion in self-storage transactions, with recent closings across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, San Diego, Sacramento, San Jose/Silicon Valley, and Washington State. Tom has expanded his practice by bringing on his son, Dylan de Jong, as a partner, strengthening the team’s national reach, market coverage, and client service capabilities. Tom is an SIOR designee,…
