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With changes in the general economy have come changes in the self-storage finance world. Self-storage lenders, like those for all commercial real estate, apply more stringent underwriting standards when evaluating the potential of a construction, permanent or other self-storage loans. Even the refinancing process has become more challenging for self-storage owners, who must weigh their options and exit strategies. Some negotiate with lenders in an attempt to salvage underperforming self-storage properties. Tax issues are also a significant concern for self-storage owners. Cost segregation and 1031 exchange are possibilities to be explored. Financial and operating performance is reported quarterly by the self-storage real estate investment trusts (REITs): Public Storage Inc., U-Store-It Trust, Sovran Self Storage and Extra Space Storage.
- Talonvest Capital Offers Aggressive Loan Programs for Self-Storage
- Financing Self-Storage in a 'Recovering' Economy: Loan Options and Low Interest Rates Offer Hope
- U-Store-It Completes $100M Five- and Seven-Year Term Loans
- Self-Storage Financial Advisor The BSC Group Welcomes Associate Vice President
- The Top 3 Myths of Financial Planning
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Big Yellow Reports Shares Drop, Store Revenue Up
Posted in News, Finance, Real Estate
- Extra Space Storage Announces 2Q 2011 Dividend and Exercise of Over-Allotment Option
- Due Diligence for Self-Storage Sellers: Verifying Buyers' Ability to Close the Deal
- Extra Space to Sell 5 Million Shares of Common Stock
- Good News for Self-Storage Owners: Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) Lending Is Back

