Self-storage

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Self-storage properties have risen in value this year.

Plots & Ploys: Just Add Liquor 2011
Self-storage has long been viewed as a stable business because it is an expense borne out of necessity.

Storage REITs Enjoy a Boom A.D. Pruitt 2012
Self-storage in that area would probably work great.

Full-service Mustela (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009
Self-storage has benefited from the foreclosure crisis, which has lifted demand for storage space as former homeowners become renters and need to store personal goods.

Real-Estate Stocks Recover A.D. Pruitt 2012
Self-storage facilities tend to require a handful of employees and need minimal maintenance.

Thinking Outside the Stocks 2010
Self-storage companies are finding that even pack rats are willing to dump sentimental items to save money during a recession.

Savers Drop Self-Storage 2009
Self-storage company Big Yellow Group PLC on Monday raised £32.9 million to help pay for seven developments in London costing £53 million.

Property Firms Seek Cash for Buying Real Estate 2009
Self-storage is has blossomed since the late 1960s in the U.S.

Self-Storage Business Faces a Test 2008
Self-storage centers, new to France, are also booming.

Living Little in Paris 2007
Self-storage lets you pay to hide all that stuff you just can't bring yourself to part with.

CNN Transcript Aug 6, 2005 2005