
Public Storage has stopped waiting for a storage recovery and started buying one. Same-store rents are growing again for the first time since 2021, but the earnings increasingly come from outside the core portfolio. How much do the new deals add to earnings per share by 2029?
Move-in rents rose 1.6% in Q2 FY2026, the first time since 2021 that new rents and occupancy both grew. Customers are staying longer, so guidance was raised across the board. What did the LA rent freeze actually cost?
Same-store revenue was slightly negative in Q2 FY2026 while total revenue grew, because the non-same-store pool lifted NOI 22%. They closed the National Storage Affiliates deal and are buying Canada's third-largest portfolio.
Core FFO per share fell year over year in Q2 FY2026, pulled down by higher interest costs and pay. Management calls the low-occupancy buildings it is buying dilutive today. How long until those new buildings earn their cost?
| Politician | Transaction | Amount | Traded | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Donald Trump Republican · Executive | Purchase | ≥$50K | Jul 31 | Sep 22 |
Donald Trump Republican · Executive | Purchase | ≥$1K | Jul 23 | Sep 22 |
Donald Trump Republican · Executive | Purchase | ≥$250K | May 18 | Jul 1 |
Donald Trump Republican · Executive | Sale | ≥$15K | Mar 18 | May 13 |
Alan Armstrong Republican · Senate · OK | Purchase | ≥$1K | Mar 27 | Jul 21 |
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How Public Storage turned $4.8B of revenue into $1.2B of gross profit.
| Revenue | ||
|---|---|---|
| Self Storage Operations | $4.5B | ▲ 2.13% YoY |
| Ancillary Operations | $334.7M | ▲ 11.71% YoY |
| Total revenue | $4.8B | |
| Gross profit | $1.2B | 25.0% |