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Self Storage REITs: Self Storage monthly supply tracker; May down -7.3% Y/Y in top REIT markets
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Self Storage REITs: Self Storage monthly supply tracker; May down -7.3% Y/Y in top REIT markets
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Self Storage REITs
Self Storage monthly supply tracker; May
down -7.3% Y/Y in top REIT markets
Industry Overview
Self Storage REIT supply tracker 17 June 2026
In this report, we track Yardi's new construction data to analyze broader supply trends Equity
across the U.S. We examine the top 30 markets where Self-Storage REITs (CUBE, EXR, United States
NSA, and PSA) have significant exposure. The analysis in the report primarily focuses on REITs
two supply metrics: (1) New Supply: This includes self-storage properties under Samir Khanal
construction, expansion, and/or conversions. (2) Planned Supply Pipeline: This Research Analyst
encompasses projects where zoning has been approved and the planning process is BofAS+1 646 855 1497
ongoing with local government. We use this metric to gauge future supply. samir.khanal@bofa.com
Jeffrey Spector
New supply in REIT markets: 2.8% of NRSF in May, -30bp Y/Y ResearchBofAS Analyst
New supply declined by 2.1mn sf or -7.3% Y/Y in May. New supply as a percentage of +1 646 855 1363
jeff.spector@bofa.com
existing net rentable square footage (NRSF) is 2.8% in May, which compares to 2.7% in
Daniel Byun
Apr and 3.1% a year ago. Yardi expects new supply to fall slightly to 2.7% by Dec 2026 Research Analyst
and decline further to 2.3% by December 2027. The expected decline is driven by BofAS
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elevated interest rates, greater construction costs, and longer entitlement processes. daniel.byun@bofa.com
Positively, the decline in new supply bodes well for the sector over the next 12-18 months. REITs Team
BofAS
See Team Page for List of AnalystsNew supply is highest in Phoenix, Miami, and Providence
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