HOUSTON – More residents in Houston are reaching out to KPRC 2, reporting break-ins at their storage units. This follows a recent report about a Houston woman who claimed she lost over $30,000 worth ...

WASHINGTON — Eleven of Houston’s largest energy and chemical companies on Thursday will announce plans to create a large-scale carbon storage complex in the Houston area to serve the region’s massive ...

The U.S. cold storage sector was already on the rise in the lead-up to the coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. had about 214M SF of industrial cold storage space in 2019, and the market was expected to ...

Houston is currently experiencing a jump in popularity, leaving many new families moving into the city in need of temporary storage while searching for a home. Fortunately, the city's self storage ...

Houston – What if you paid a company monthly to keep your most treasured possessions safe, only to find out your belongings are gone? That worst nightmare has happened here in Houston. On November 29 ...

Public Storage, one of the nation’s largest publicly traded self-storage operators, has boosted its local presence by more than 10 percent in the last year after accelerating its expansion plans in ...

Compass Self Storage, a member of the Amsdell Cos., has acquired an 87,376-square-foot self storage property in Spring, Texas, from Inland Real Estate Group. According to Yardi Matrix data, the ...

Houston ColdPort, a joint venture between Boomerang Interests and CenterSquare Investment Management, launched last spring at 7500 Uvalde Road as a speculative project intended to take advantage of ...

AA Storage at Ruland Road, a 49,539-rentable-square-foot facility in Houston, has changed hands. A private owner sold the asset. The property last traded in 2018, when the current seller acquired the ...

Houston-based Boomerang Interests launched its first project, a 315,101-square-foot cold storage warehouse in northeast Houston. In a joint venture with CenterSquare Investment Management, Boomerang ...

Oil prices are down because of simple economics: more supply than demand, which means there’s a lot of oil that can’t be used. Instead, it must be stored. And as it turns out, an increasing amount of ...