High-Stakes Acquisition: Self-Storage Company Shells Out $500K Per Acre in North Carolina

In a significant development for the self-storage industry, Storage Rentals of America, a leading provider of rental spaces, has reportedly purchased a high-ticket property in North Carolina for $500k per acre, as broken by The Business Journals. The deal has raised eyebrows for its price, underscoring the escalating value of land in storage-industry acquisitions.

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While the underlying details of the transaction remain elusive, the emotion stirred by the price paid per acre is palpable within industry circles. The steep investment reflects the growing demand for storage spaces in urban centers, an angle which Phil W. Hudson, the article's author, has scrutinized adeptly.

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