DFW continues to set the pace for self-storage development in the U.S. Here is how the supply pipeline and facility count have evolved over the past five years.

Huntsville, AL tops U.S. markets for new self-storage supply in 2025, fueled by rapid population growth and strong aerospace, defense, and military job demand.

NY-NJ metro – supply grew 2022-24 but slowed in 2025; ICAP repeal curbed new development, helping stabilize rents and strengthen demand for existing facilities.

Limited land, tourism, and military presence drive Hawaii’s self-storage demand; rates rose 4% YoY to $3.97 per sq ft (Sept 21, 2024–Sept 21, 2025). Growth +4%.

Sioux Falls is booming with population and construction growth but self storage supply surged in 2022–23. With little new development now, demand must catch up.

At SSA Las Vegas’ 50th anniversary, optimism grows; investors return and revenue strategy evolves. Rates remain low, but storage eyes cautious recovery in 2025.

As SSA Las Vegas marks 50 years, we look back at self storage supply growth, pandemic-driven demand, oversupply challenges, and early 2025 rental rate recovery.

St. Louis faces population decline but pushes growth with the STL 2030 Jobs Plan. Self-storage supply peaked in 2021, and rates now show signs of recovery.

Fort Collins-Loveland, Colorado sees rapid growth, a booming job market, and an increase in rising self storage development with 9% new supply in the pipeline.