StorageMart Added Five Facilities During Third Quarter
The company expanded its national portfolio with new storage units across Missouri, Kansas, and Florida.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Commercial
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StorageMart added five facilities to its portfolio during the third quarter of 2026, encompassing 3,112 storage units and 441,305 net rentable square feet. This expansion included property acquisitions and the company's first third-party managed locations in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
Why it matters
These additions reflect a shift in local self-storage availability and management oversight for residents in these regions. The growth underscores the company's strategy of combining direct acquisitions with third-party facility management to increase its footprint.
The expansion added 3,112 units total, including 597 units at an Overland Park facility and 1,094 units at a Naranja site. These represent part of the company's global footprint of over 370 facilities and 30 million square feet.
The players
StorageMart
A global self-storage operator managing over 30 million square feet of space.
The Feldman Companies
A real estate development firm that constructed the climate-controlled facility in Naranja, Florida.
The details
StorageMart grew its operations by blending asset acquisitions with a third-party management program. This approach allows the company to integrate existing property operations and marketing systems into its established brand structure. The expansion notably included a three-story acquisition in Kansas and the onboarding of a four-story climate-controlled facility in Florida.
Timeline
July 29, 2026: Three properties were onboarded in the Kansas City MSA.
August 31, 2026: A facility was acquired in Overland Park, Kansas.
September 2, 2026: A facility was onboarded in Naranja, Florida.
Q3 2026: Five facilities were added to the StorageMart portfolio.
The Home Front
StorageMart's move follows the industry-wide trend of consolidation through centralized management platforms. This shifts local facility operations from independent control to the standardized service and marketing systems of a national operator.
If you are storing household goods at a recently onboarded facility, confirm whether your existing lease or management terms remain unchanged. Residents in Kansas City should check their local StorageMart portal to see if their specific unit is now under the company's management system.
The takeaway
Large-scale self-storage providers are increasingly using third-party management to expand their reach without owning every building. Check the signage at your local facility to determine if management has shifted to a national operator.
Further reading
For more on industry shifts, explore the Commercial section.
More information
Learn more about the program at StorageMart third party management information.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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