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Construction Cost Benchmarks for Self-Storage Industry Released

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What happened

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TractIQ, a market-intelligence platform, partnered with ARCO/Murray to release construction data for the self-storage industry. The study encompasses over 100 projects completed across 27 states between 2016 and 2026. The findings indicate that median hard costs for a three-story self-storage building increased by about 47% between 2021 and 2024. During this period, sitework costs alone surged 93%, escalating faster than the costs for the building itself.

From insideselfstorage.com

Why it matters

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The released information provides unprecedented scale regarding construction costs for self-storage facilities. The data compares various factors, including gross and net rentable area, building form, and construction duration, which averages 11.6 months from start to completion. This offers a detailed look into industry-wide cost inflation.

From insideselfstorage.com

Who's involved

  • ARCOConstruction firm involved in the data collection and release.
  • Noah StarrCEO of TractIQ, involved in the partnership to release the industry data.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ARCOSpeculative

    The firm could utilize the data to refine its cost estimation and business development strategies.

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