Strategic Storage Trust Acquires Majority Interest in San Francisco Self-Storage Facility

Strategic Storage Trust Inc., a publicly registered non-traded self-storage real estate investment trust (REIT), recently acquired majority interest in a SmartStop Self Storage location in San Francisco. The company increased its stake in the facility by 86 percent and now owns 98 percent of the 76,200-square-foot building at 190 Otis St. Various investors from a Delaware statutory trust sold their interests, according to a press release issued by the REIT.

March 21, 2014

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Strategic Storage Trust Inc., a publicly registered non-traded self-storage real estate investment trust (REIT), recently acquired majority interest in a SmartStop Self Storage location in San Francisco. The company increased its stake in the facility by 86 percent and now owns 98 percent of the 76,200-square-foot building at 190 Otis St. Various investors from a Delaware statutory trust sold their interests, according to a press release issued by the REIT.

The property offers 1,120 storage units in seven stories and a basement. The structure was converted to self-storage in 2000.

"This San Francisco facility is located in one of the highest visibility locations in one of the most dense urban markets in the country," said H Michael Schwartz, chairman and CEO of Strategic Storage Trust. "The class-A building also offers prime freeway exposure as it is located adjacent to the 101 freeway."

Launched in 2008, Strategic Storage Trust operates a portfolio of 123 self-storage facilities in 17 states and Canada. Branded as SmartStop Self Storage, the properties comprise approximately 78,000 units and 10.3 million rentable square feet of storage space.

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