29 Jul, 2026
Flat Growth and Economic Headwinds: A Close Look at Shreveport’s Storage Market

Written by Kenadi Fay

Kenadi Fay Is the Marketing Coordinator at Radius+, where she supports the development and execution of marketing initiatives that translate complex self-storage data into clear, strategic communications. Her role spans content development, campaign coordination, and brand messaging, helping position Radius+ as a trusted source of market intelligence for operators, investors, and developers.

This week the Radius+ team took a closer look at the Shreveport-Bossier City, LA CBSA

Historical Supply Growth in Shreveport-Bossier City, LA CBSA:

2020: 0%

2021: 2.2%

2022: 1.3%

2023: 2.1%

2024: 1.2%

2025: 0%

2026: 0%

Shreveport has seen moderate to low levels of supply growth from 2021 through 2024. The market’s economy was significantly impacted during COVID, with employment levels still lagging pre-pandemic benchmarks. Lower job growth, lower incomes, and the addition of new supply have collectively suppressed storage demand and rental rates. Until economic conditions strengthen, performance is likely to remain flat.