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In early 2009, the self-storage sector faces a tumultuous landscape due to a severe credit freeze and changing lending conditions, with banks tightening loan criteria and focusing on existing income rather than projections. While the appeal of self-storage as an investment remains strong due to its resilience in value, many owners from the peak financing era struggle with refinancing, leading to potential consolidations among operators with strong cash reserves. The underpinnings of the economy and lending practices continue to evolve, with a cautious outlook on recovery despite existing opportunities for financially stable investors.






