Goldman Sachs
June 4, 2026
Management Meeting Takeaways: Declining New Supply a Tailwind
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Goldman Sachs hosted a meeting with Extra Space Storage (EXR) management, highlighting that declining new supply (now 2% of stock) is a tailwind for revenue growth despite steady demand.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Self-storage supply headwinds are moderating, falling from a peak of 5% of stock to 2%, acting as a revenue tailwind.
- 2.Demand remains steady but the mix has shifted; fewer customers are moving compared to the 2021 peak, but non-movers stay twice as long.
- 3.Market performance is highly regionalized, with Midwest and Northeast markets outperforming the Sunbelt due to lower supply levels.
Table of Contents
- Key management meeting highlights
- Price target
- Upside/downside Risks
- Disclosure Appendix
- Reg AC
- GS Factor Profile
- M&A Rank
- Quantum
- Disclosures
- Company-specific regulatory disclosures
- Distribution of ratings/investment banking relationships
- Price target and rating history chart(s)
- Target price history table(s)
- Regulatory disclosures
- General disclosures
- Global product; distributing entities
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Authors
Caitlin BurrowsJeremy KuhlShailee LnuHarrison Slater
Securities
EXR
Themes
Self-Storage Supply CycleHousing Market Impact on StorageReal Estate Capital Allocation (JVs)
Regions
North AmericaUnited States