Public Storage Inc

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Public Storage Inc

the company has not talked about. This could stem from areas like redevelopment

opportunities and optimizing unit size mix. Though, the PSA/NSA synergies are

offset by an expected $300 mm in spend on rebranding and technology capex. We

see this as a significant investment that upside to synergy forecasts would help

justify.

What are the key differences between PSA/NSA and EXR/LSI? We see

several key differences between the two acquisitions including a very low starting

point for NSA's occupancy, a slowly improving supply backdrop in 2027, and the

formation of the high-cashflow JV for the PROs. In our view, these factors should

create a modestly easier operating backdrop for PSA to improve growth at NSA

properties compared with EXR's integration of LSI.

PSA expects revenue synergies from improvement in occupancy & operations

Revenue synergies account for about two-thirds of the total synergies for the PSA

acquisition of NSA. Interestingly, this is in-line with what EXR had forecast when it

acquired LSI, providing some validation to this initial figure.

PSA forecasts revenue synergies of $75-$85 mm. This includes upside from

improved tenant insurance. Notably, this equates to a per facility improvement of

$75k (based on wholly owned and JVs). Embedded in this assumption is PSA's

bringing the NSA portfolio occupancy to 90%. This compares with average

occupancy in 2025 of 84.3% (no difference in the 2025 and 2024 pools) and 2019

of 88.8%. Further, since 2015 (ex. the post COVID period), NSA's FY occupancy

was above 90% only once in 2016. Absent an acceleration in demand, it may

require price, promotional, and marketing investment. For comparison, EXR

forecast revenue synergies from the LSI acquisition of $60 mm or a per facility

increase of $25k (incl.