
NYSE:PSA
The largest self-storage company in the US. Is growing its fund flows from operations at a high single-digit. They have pricing power as they increase rental rates around 9%. They benefit from sticky, long-term contracts, and are seeing record tenant lengths of stay. They watch costs, like installing solar panels on buildings. The dividend yield is 4.3%, growing around 9%. They grow organically and buying competitors. Trading near the low end of 52 weeks.
(Analysts’ price target is $332.78)
Public Storage is a American stock, trading under the symbol PSA (previously PSA-N on Stockchase) on the New York Stock Exchange (PSA). It is usually referred to as NYSE:PSA or PSA
In the last year, there was no coverage of Public Storage published on Stockchase.
Public Storage was recommended as a Top Pick by Michael Bowman on 2014-08-11. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Public Storage.
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0 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Public Storage in the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2026-05-29, Public Storage (PSA) stock closed at a price of $303.69.
Customers tend to rent these spaces longer than they expected, and the rates are not crazy. So, it's a good business based on demand. Also, PSA doesn't need to spend much money on these buildings (who cares what their storage space looks like?) compared to an office building. Low capex, so cash flow is strong. PSA is a pioneer in this space and they have grown it well in past decades. A caveat is that low fewer home sales means that fewer people are selling their homes and putting stuff in storage, hence decreasing demand. That said, PSA is a quality long-term hold and lower interest rates will increase demand.