Self-storage rates rose 0.7% in June, but annual growth stayed negative. Public Storage-led REIT consolidation signals a shifting market.

Public Storage (NYSE:PSA) has completed a major senior notes offering with detailed covenant disclosures. The notes include special mandatory redemption provisions tied to the outcome of its planned acquisition of National Storage Affiliates Trust. These terms link the company’s new debt obligations directly to the completion or non completion of the pending transaction. Public Storage enters this financing step with its stock at $315.01 and a return of 21.9% year to date, alongside a 14.2%...

Public Storage finalized its $10.5B NSAT acquisition, expanding its self-storage portfolio to more than 4,500 US facilities.

PSA readies for Q2 earnings with revenue growth expected, as strong operations and acquisitions are likely to support results after its National Storage deal.

Public Storage (PSA) said Wednesday that it has completed its acquisition of National Storage Affili

If you are trying to work out whether National Storage Affiliates Trust stock offers good value at around US$41.02, the key is understanding how its current price lines up against different measures of worth. The stock is up 47.1% year to date and 20.2% over the last year, even though it has fallen 6.1% over the past week and is down 2.1% over the last month. These moves can change how investors view both its growth potential and risk. Recent coverage of National Storage Affiliates Trust has...

National Storage Affiliates Trust operates a nationwide self-storage portfolio as a REIT, serving urban and suburban markets across the U.S.

National Storage (NSA) delivered FFO and revenue surprises of +4.90% and -0.43%, respectively, for the quarter ended March 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

Although the revenue and EPS for National Storage (NSA) give a sense of how its business performed in the quarter ended March 2026, it might be worth considering how some key metrics compare with Wall Street estimates and the year-ago numbers.