Two Texas firms partner to scoop self-storage portfolio

Portfolio encompasses 237,700 square feet in DFW and East Texas

Sunset Capital's Sam Morris, Right Move Storage's Darren Kelley and LandPark Advisors' Peter Wall
Sunset Capital's Sam Morris, Right Move Storage's Darren Kelley and LandPark Advisors' Peter Wall (LinkedIn, LandPark Commercial, Getty)

Two Texas-based management firms are diving in big on the Dallas self-storage market.

LandPark Advisors has partnered with Sunset Capital to acquire an eight-property Self-Storage Portfolio with properties in East Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth MSA.

The financial terms were not disclosed.

Collectively, the properties total over 237,700 square feet across 1,440 units.

The properties:

  • Right Move Storage – Wylie, 2455 East F.M. 544, Wylie
  • ACME Self Storage, 301 Providence Circle, Hallsville
  • A&A Self Storage, 1080 West Main Street, Hallsville
  • Noonday Storage, 14281 County Road 168, Flint
  • All-N-One Storage, 8121 TX-149, Longview
  • Lakeport Self Storage, 5103 Estes Parkway, Longview
  • Green Street Self Storage, 2202 South Green Street, Longview
  • Luper Self Storage, 426 S. Shelby Street, Carthage

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Fort Worth-based Right Move Storage will be responsible for daily management of the portfolio. It will help reposition the portfolio by rebranding it and implementing a new leasing and management strategy.

“Right Move has intimate knowledge of these assets, and we believe there is significant market demand for quality self-storage facilities in these Texas markets,” said Darren Kelley, president of Right Move Storage.

The self-storage market in general has seen a recent resurgence nationally due to the trend of nesting at the onset of the pandemic, and Texas in particular has seen a significant upturn.

Dallas had the most self-storage projects built nationally in 2021, and new projects like Go Store It Self Storage’s West Dallas rebrand are on the horizon.

“LandPark is bullish on the self-storage industry’s resilient history in varying economic conditions so we’re thrilled to have an ownership stake in the Dallas market with a product type that has proven itself through significant economic crises over the past several years,” said Peter Wall, CEO of LandPark Advisors.