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22 Jul, 2026
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Why Omaha’s Measured Supply Growth Drives Long-Term Storage Stability
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Written by James McLean

James McLean is the Head of Business Development at Radius+. James helps maintain external relationships with clients and assisting internally with the sales process. He also, manages internal data processes working alongside the operations team to ensure we are supporting high level data quality.

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This week the Radius+ team took a closer look at the Omaha, NE-IA CBSA.

Historical Supply Growth in Omaha, NE-IA CBSA:

2020: .7%

2021: .08%

2022: .25%

2023: .31%

2024: .09%

2025: 1%

2026: 0%

Omaha has a history of measured supply growth, which has helped maintain stable fundamentals over time. The market’s square footage per capita is above the national average, deterring aggressive development and reducing the risk of oversupply. This restraint has allowed existing facilities to maintain pricing power and benefit from consistent rental rate growth. Strong GDP trends and a median household income above $90,000 further support healthy storage demand. These economic fundamentals reinforce Omaha’s stability.