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The article focuses on consideration of self-storage industry as resilient force throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and mentions self-storage unit rented by households in U.S. Topics discussed include Coronavirus Aid, Relief, & Economic Security (CARES) Act signed by former president Donald Trump in response to the pandemic, broader eviction moratorium issued by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and residential evictions estimated by Eviction Lab at Princeton University.

The article discusses joy and the claim that Americans have more possessions than any society in history, and it mentions the consumption of goods by Americans such as family therapist Dana Harvey, as well as efforts to organize personal belongings. Middle-class Americans and a Great Recession in the U.S. are mentioned, along with purchases of children's toys. The self-storage industry is examined, along with home "cleaning consultants" such as Marie Kondo and several books.

New York investment adviser, Related Fund Management, has purchased two self-storage properties in Northeast Ohio for a total of $22 million. The properties, located in Cleveland and Euclid, are both operated under the Extra Space Storage brand. One property is a 216,000 square foot mini-warehouse in Euclid, previously an industrial building and Super Kmart. The other property is a three-story structure on Chester Ave, originally a Cadillac dealership, with 93,000 square feet of storage space. Both properties were converted to self-storage facilities in 2020 and 2019, respectively. The sales reflect a significant increase in property values and may result in additional property taxes for the taxing authorities. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the acquisition of self storage facilities Life Storage Inc. by Extra Space Storage, making it the nation's largest self-storage giant. Topics include the stock transaction details, approval by respective boards of directors and expected strategic and financial benefits for shareholders.

The article discusses the increasing demand for self-storage services in the U.S. Topics explored include the reasons why people tend to resort to self-storage such as death, divorce, and disaster, the recorded growth in self-storage occupancy rates during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, and the use of dynamic pricing strategy by storage firms.

El artículo sugiere y analiza un nuevo modelo de negocio que está en tendencia en México con una creciente demanda de mini almacenes y el dinero que la gente gana al alquilar estos mini almacenes. Un autoalmacenamiento o mini almacén es similar a las soluciones de almacenamiento a nivel del consumidor. Cuando alquila solo el espacio que necesita, lo necesita en un edificio con muchos espacios pequeños y seguros. Los principales minoristas y las empresas de comercio electrónico están siguiendo la tendencia, pasando a las opciones de mini almacenes más pequeños para una entrega y envío más rápidos.

Keywords: Asia; Cybersecurity; Epidemiology; Health and Medicine; Pandemic; Singapore; StorHub EN Asia Cybersecurity Epidemiology Health and Medicine Pandemic Singapore StorHub 422 422 1 08/28/23 20230901 NES 230901 2023 AUG 29 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at TB & Outbreaks Week -- StorHub Singapore, the largest and longest-established self storage provider since 2003, is celebrating the company's 20th year of successful growth in Asia Pacific. Keywords for this news article include: Asia, StorHub, Pandemic, Singapore, Epidemiology, Cybersecurity, Health and Medicine. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the highly profitable self-storage industry in the U.S., which experienced significant growth during the pandemic due to increased demand from individuals and businesses for extra space.

Reports on museums that are running out of space for archaeological findings and what they are doing about it. Discussion of laws, regulations, and other public mandates that were aimed to protect archaeological sites; Description of what happens to archaeological collections that can't be taken up by museums, including those that end up in rented self-storage units.

The article discusses the innovations of the U.S. self-storage company Clutter, including the company founders Ari Mir and Brian Thomas's raising money from venture capital firms. An overview of the decreased prices of storage offered by Clutter, including their cost of packing delivering and loading storage materials, is provided.

The article evaluates the Scania 143 truck running at the British and European show circuit.

The article presents questions and answers related to woodworking industry including the RV storage, sycamore species and lumber.

The article focuses on the merger and acquisition deals in the self storage sector of England. It discusses the acquisition of the Self Storage Company, how demographic changes could impact the demand in self-storage as per the Schroder UK Real Estate Fund (SREF) fund manager James Lass, self-storage's growign importance as an asset.

The article reports on the growth of the self-storage industry in Canada and the plans of the storage company Dymon Storage to build a large storage facility in Toronto, Ontario. It mentions that the building will offer amenities such as wine storage, valet service, and other ancillary services appealing to baby boomers, according to Dymon vice-president Steve Creighton.

The article offers tips on how to prevent package theft like shipping orders to Amazon Hub Locker or Counter pickup location and using delivery tools like FedEx's Delivery Manager.

MiniStorage, a self-storage provider based in Southern California, is considering a sale. The company is working with real estate brokerage Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. on the potential transaction, which could value MiniStorage at over $400 million. MiniStorage, also known as Self Storage Management Co., operates 12 locations in cities such as Los Angeles, Anaheim, and Costa Mesa. The self-storage industry has been experiencing consolidation, with rising rents and revenue due to limited supply. StorageMart and CubeSmart are among the companies involved in recent acquisitions in the sector. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the author's views on a compressed gas cylinder program that ensure integrity and safety to prevent catastrophic explosions. He explains the specifics on how to actively manage on-site gas cylinders in the aspects of handling, storage protocols, and limitations. The author believes that on-site gas cylinder management may require an investment, but it is worth in terms of safety, process management, and costs.

The article focuses on self-storage facilities in Hawaii and the changes by which they are being utilized by businesses. Some of the amenities offered by the self-storage facilities of Hawaii Self Storage from MW Group Ltd. include covered parking, mailboxes, business centers, conference rooms and professional landscaping. It discusses the growth of the self-storage sector of the real estate industry.

The 2019 FEDESSA European Self Storage Industry report, produced in conjunction with JLL, which will be officially launched at the European Self Storage Conference at the QEII in London next week, shows that the self-storage industry continues to grow across Europe, with average occupancy and returns remaining relatively stable. While the UK market continues to perform well, increasing growth on the Continent means that the UK only accounts for 37% of the total number of self-storage stores, down from 40% in 2018. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the various real estate investment trusts. Office REITs, the most numerous kind, are prey to the economic vicissitudes of the cities where they own property. The fortunes of health care REITs are linked to Medicare reimbursement rates. Here, by category, is a list of REITs that are among the best over the past five years at increasing earnings--in REITland, called "adjusted funds from operations." Roughly speaking, AFFO is net income plus depreciation, minus upkeep costs, according to REIT analysts Green Street Advisors. These select REITs are cheaper than their category peers. The P/E you should be looking at in this kind of stock is not price divided by earnings but price divided by AFFO. REITs are up 26% thus far this year, dividends included, versus 8% for the S&P 500 and 5% for the Nasdaq Composite. REITs' strong showing comes despite the fact that they were excluded from last year's cut in tax rates on dividends. But don't let the tax treatment stop you from investing. You can always put REIT shares in your 401(k) or IRA. REIT sectors that are promising are apartments, offices, self-storage, shopping malls, diversified, and trailer parks. Some of the companies stand out from their peers are United Dominion, Boston Properties, and Public Storage.

Metro Storage LLC has opened a self-service storage facility in Randolph, New Jersey, marking its 7th location in the Garden State, according to a press release. The 838-unit store, situated on 353 Route 10, offers contact-free storage rentals, a free... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article cites statistics from the real estate services firm JLL to state that real estate investors were directing funds toward what are referred to as real estate alternatives including student housing, laboratories, and cold storage spaces. It also discusses capitalization rates in sectors such as self-storage.

Describes benefits of the next generation of employee self service. Effort to leverage extranet connections; Integration of information and transaction capabilities.

The article describes how the self-storage business in Canada is changing, as of May 2019, citing that the industry has attracted big companies, such as real estate investment trusts and pension funds. Topics covered include the major players in self-storage, such as StorageVault Canada, Access Self Storage and StorageMart, reasons for the move of smaller operators to acquire bigger companies and the move of several companies to convert commercial and industrial property into storage.

The article discusses the company SureStore which was founded by Mike Wilson and Andy Wood in 2015 and plans to roll out the concept across the North West and Midlands, hoping to have 10 units operational by 2021. It states that the company aims to capitalize on the gig economy by catering those who need storage space and the flexibility to work and sell their goods from the same location.

The article discusses self-storage reportedly creating a fast-growing and diversifying subsector of the commercial real estate market in Canada, with the $840 million industry achieving an annual growth rate of 7.3 percent from 2012 to 2017, as per independent research firm IBISWorld.

The article describes the state of the mini-warehouse business in the U.S. as of October 1979. Topics discussed include a claim by B. Wayne Hughes of California's Public Storage Inc. that over 1 billion U.S. dollars have been raised from 1976-1979 to acquire sites and throw up mini-ware house space, the issue on the legal status of public storage, and the impact of the recession on the industry.

The article focuses on the emergence of self-storage centres, buildings used for direct storage of goods set up by individuals and private companies in their exclusively self-contained spaces in Great Britain. It mentions that the idea came from the U.S. until it reached Great Britain due to several factors such as the increase in house prices and changes in lifestyles. It outlines various related issues including their compatibility with land-zoning policies and their impact on local amenities.

The article focuses on the expansion strategies and significance of customer service for the self-storage company Storage King. It discusses how the agreements made by the chief executive officer (CEO) Robin Greenwood are based on trust and maintaining customer's privacy, how drag queen clientele make up many of their customers and how Greenwood acquired some of its sites as the CEO.

The article offers business news briefs from Connecticut. Topics discussed include receiving finance from Prospectus LLC for construction of a self-storage facility by Colliers International, acquiring the Tanglewood Shopping Center by Urstadt Biddle Properties Inc. and partnering with the Boston Red Sox and its home stadium Denway Park by Vineyard Vines to offer apparel and accessories.

The article reports the decision of the owners of the self-storage facilities with regards to the shift in storage facilities from the edge of the city to the downtown area. Topics include a comparison of the history, architecture and location of the self-storage facilities, the number of storage facilities in North Carolina, and the various storage companies with special emphasis on Morningstar.

Presents a buyer's guide to storage and garden sheds. Freestanding shed options; Uses for the shed; Buying tips; Recommended buys.

Reports on the high demand for self-storage facilities in New Orleans, Louisiana. Purchase and conversion of former Coca-Cola Co. production plant by Devon Self Storage; Return investments of the property; Property investment plans of Foutainbleau Self Storage; Size of storage complexes; Key to successful storage company.

Reports on the boom being experienced by the New Orleans, La. ministorage industry. Comments from several industry leaders; Increased use of storage space for commercial purposes; Future prospects for the industry.

Reports on Irish company SmartLok's development of technology that allows people to open and close lockers with their fingerprints. Installation of luggage lockers at the Great Victoris Street railway in Belfast using the system; Removal of lockers in the 1970s due to fears that they might be used by bombers; Use of the FingerTIP technology developed by Siemens.

Focuses on the use of automatic lockers in the U.S. which began in 1909. Addition of locker checking in 1927; Changes that have been made to the color of the lockers manufactured by American Locker Co. in 1931; Total number of locks changed in 1944.

The article reports on the sale of the former Sam's Club property in Syracuse, New York, which will become a new location for CubeSmart self storage.