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Self-Storage Properties, Often Cited as Slump Resistant, Aren’t Immune to the Coronavirus

Customers Pull Back on Nonessential Spending as Economy Slows
Self-storage properties are generally regarded as being resistant to economic slumps. (Wikimedia Commons)
Self-storage properties are generally regarded as being resistant to economic slumps. (Wikimedia Commons)

The coronavirus pandemic is disproving a theory that the self-storage sector is inherently resistant to broader economic trends, as stay-home orders and cutbacks on nonessential spending lead to fewer walk-in visits from prospective customers.

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News | Self-Storage Properties, Often Cited as Slump Resistant, Aren’t Immune to the Coronavirus