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Public Storage (PSA) · 8 releases, Oct 30, 2024 to Jul 29, 2026 · rows are metrics, columns are releases
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MetricOct 30, 2024
FY24 Q3
Feb 24, 2025
FY24 Q4
Apr 30, 2025
FY25 Q1
Jul 30, 2025
FY25 Q2
Oct 29, 2025
FY25 Q3
Feb 12, 2026
FY25 Q4
Apr 27, 2026
FY26 Q1
Jul 29, 2026
FY26 Q2
For FY2026
Same Store Revenue growth——————New“(2.2)% —%”—
Same Store Revenue growth (Low)———————New“(0.7)%”
Non-Same Store net operating income——————New“$335,000 $355,000”Raised“$343,000” – “$357,000”
Same Store Net operating income growth——————New“(3.9)% (0.5)%”Raised“(0.3)%” – “(2.0)%”
Accretion from financing Strategic Acquisitions of NSA and PS Canada———————New“$0.02”
Core FFO per share——————New“$16.35 $17.00”Raised“$16.75” – “$17.05”
Incremental Non-Same Store NOI to stabilization—New“$80,000”Reiterated“$80,000”Raised“$110,000”Raised“$130,000”———
Incremental Non-Same Store NOI to stabilization (2026 and beyond)—New“$80,000”Reiterated“$80,000”Raised“$110,000”Raised“$130,000”———
PS Canada acquisition expected close———————New“expected to close in the third quarter of 2026”
Same Store Expense growth——————New“1.5% 2.8%”—
Same Store Expense growth (High)———————New“3.0%”
For FY2025
Los Angeles County pricing limitation impact on Same Store revenue growth———New“negative 1% estimated impact”————
Same Store revenue growth Los Angeles/Ventura County pricing limitation impact—New“negative 1% estimated impact”——————
Capital Activity: Development openings———New“$370,000”————
Capital expenditures: Energy efficiencies—New“$50,000”Reiterated“$50,000”Reiterated“$50,000”Raised“$75,000”———
Capital expenditures: Maintenance of real estate facilities—New“$150,000”Reiterated“$150,000”Reiterated“$150,000”Raised“$175,000”———
Core FFO per share impact from Los Angeles/Ventura County pricing limitation—New“negative $0.23 per share impact on both the low-end and high-end of the estimated Core FFO per share”——————
Development openings—New“$370,000”Reiterated“$370,000”—Reiterated“$370,000”———
Impact of LA/Ventura County pricing limitation on estimated Core FFO per share——New“negative $0.23 per share impact on both the low-end and high-end”—————
Impact on the low-end and high-end of the estimated Core FFO per share——New“negative $0.23 per share”Reiterated“negative $0.23 per share”————
Impact to Core FFO—New“approximate $0.23 per share”——————
Incremental Non-Same Store NOI to stabilizationNew“$120,000”———————
Incremental Non-Same Store NOI to stabilization (2025 and beyond)New“$120,000”———————
Interest expense—New“$285,000”Reiterated“$285,000”Raised“$304,000”Raised“$305,000”———
Investment———New“more than $1.1 billion”————
Los Angeles County pricing limitation impact on Core FFO per share———New“negative $0.23 per share impact on both the low-end and high-end”————
Preferred dividends—New“$195,000”Reiterated“$195,000”Reiterated“$195,000”Reiterated“$195,000”———
Regular common quarterly dividend————New“$3.00 per common share”———
Regular common quarterly dividend—New“$3.00 per common share”——————
Total acquisition and development investment———New“more than $1.1 billion”————
For FY2024
Capital Activity: AcquisitionsNew“$350,000”———————
Capital Activity: Development openingsNew“$450,000”———————
Capital expenditures: Energy efficienciesNew“$70,000”———————
Capital expenditures: Maintenance of real estate facilitiesNew“$200,000”———————
Capital expenditures: Property enhancementsNew“$130,000”———————
Common quarterly dividendNew“$3.00 per common share”———————
Consolidated: Interest expenseNew“$289,000”———————
Consolidated: Preferred dividendsNew“$195,000”———————
Core FFO per share growth from 2024 Core FFO per share—New“(1.9)%”Reiterated“(1.9)%”Raised“(1.3)%”Reiterated“(1.3)%”———
Development and expansion pipeline - estimated costNew“$712.4 million”———————
Development and expansion pipeline - net rentable square feet expected to be addedNew“4.0 million net rentable square feet”———————
For FY2023
Core FFO per share growth from 2023 Core FFO per shareNew“(2.3)%”———————
No period stated
Revenue growthNew“(1.3)%”———Raised“(0.3)%”Lowered“(2.2)%”Reiterated“(2.2)%”—
Revenue growth (a)—New“(1.3)%”Reiterated“(1.3)%”Reiterated“(1.3)%”————
Same Store Revenue growth - Low———————New“(2.2)%”
Ancillary net operating incomeNew“$178,500”Raised“$198,000”Reiterated“$198,000”Raised“$200,000”Lowered“$195,000”———
Net operating income growth—————New“(3.9)%”Reiterated“(3.9)%”—
Net operating income growth (a)New“(2.7)%”———Raised“(1.2)%”———
Net operating income growth (b)—New“(2.9)%”Reiterated“(2.9)%”Raised“(2.6)%”————
Non-Same Store net operating incomeNew“$480,000”Lowered“$444,000”Reiterated“$444,000”Raised“$465,000”Raised“$475,000”Lowered“$335,000”Reiterated“$335,000”—
Non-Same Store net operating income - High———————New“$355,000”
Non-Same Store net operating income - Low———————New“$335,000”
Same Store Net operating income growth - High———————New“(0.5)%”
Same Store Net operating income growth - Low———————New“(3.9)%”
AcquisitionsNew“$350,000”———————
Annualized FFO accretion———————New“$0.35 to $0.50 per share”
Core FFO per shareNew“$16.50”————Lowered“$16.35”Reiterated“$16.35”—
Core FFO per share - High———————New“$17.00”
Core FFO per share - Low———————New“$16.35”
Core FFO per share (a)—New“$16.35”Reiterated“$16.35”Raised“$16.45”Raised“$16.70”———
Core FFO Per Share accretion from NSA merger——————New“$0.35 to $0.50”—
Core general and administrative expense (b)————New“$91,000”———
Core general and administrative expense (c)—New“$91,000”Reiterated“$91,000”Reiterated“$91,000”————
Development and expansion aggregate cost——————New“approximately $618.4 million”—
Development and expansion net rentable square feet——————New“3.5 million net rentable square feet”—
Development and expansion pipeline (net rentable square feet)————New“3.9 million net rentable square feet”———
Development and expansion pipeline aggregate cost————New“approximately $649.2 million”———
Development openingsNew“$450,000”——Lowered“$370,000”————
Energy efficiencies (c)New“$120,000”———Lowered“$75,000”———
Energy efficiencies (d)—New“$50,000”Reiterated“$50,000”Reiterated“$50,000”————
Expansion projects - estimated costNew“$285.8 million”———————
Expansion projects - net rentable square feet expected to be contributedNew“1.7 million net rentable square feet”———————
Expense growth—————New“1.5%”Reiterated“1.5%”—
Expense growth (a)New“2.0%”———Lowered“1.8%”———
Expense growth (b)—New“2.5%”Reiterated“2.5%”Lowered“2.3%”————
Facilities in development - estimated costNew“$426.7 million”———————
Facilities in development - net rentable square feet expected to be contributedNew“2.3 million net rentable square feet”———————
Facilities in development and expansion - estimated cost—————New“$609.9 million”——
Facilities in development and expansion - net rentable square feet to be added—————New“3.5 million net rentable square feet”——
General and administrative expenseNew“$89,000”———————
Interest expenseNew“$289,000”——Lowered“$285,000”Raised“$304,000”———
Maintenance of real estate facilitiesNew“$200,000”Lowered“$150,000”Reiterated“$150,000”Reiterated“$150,000”Raised“$175,000”———
NSA Merger annualized FFO accretion upon full synergy realization———————New“approximately $0.35 to $0.50 per share”
NSA Merger FFO per share accretion timing———————New“expected to be accretive to FFO per share within the first year of closing”
NSA Merger run-rate synergies———————New“approximately $110 million to $130 million”
Preferred dividendsNew“$195,000”———————
Property enhancements (b)New“$130,000”———————
Regular common quarterly dividendNew“$3.00 per common share”———————
Remaining development costs expected to be incurredNew“$401.9 million”—Raised“$424.8 million”————Raised“$431.6 million”
Remaining development costs to be incurred————New“$381.4 million”Raised“$415.6 million”Raised“$415.7 million”—
Run-rate synergies———————New“$110 million to $130 million”
Same Store Expense growth———————New“1.5%” – “3.0%”
Same Store Expense growth - High———————New“2.8%”
Unfunded loan commitments expected to close———————New“$44.3 million”
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