Green Street has acquired StorTrack, expanding its real assets intelligence platform with additional self-storage market data and analytics while bringing two related investment platforms, ListSelfStorage.com and RVParkIQ.com, into its portfolio.
The acquisition strengthens Green Street’s coverage of the self-storage sector by adding property-level pricing, supply and development data, along with market intelligence designed for owners, operators and investors.
The deal also expands Green Street’s reach into RV park and campground investment analysis through RVParkIQ.com, as well as self-storage property transactions through ListSelfStorage.com.
The addition of StorTrack enhances its existing real assets research and analytics platform by incorporating detailed property-level data for the self-storage industry.
“The acquisition of StorTrack is a defining step in Green Street’s strategy to build the world’s most comprehensive real assets intelligence platform,” Jeffry Stuek Jr., CEO of Green Street, said in a press release. “Self-storage and RV parks are important, data-driven segments of the real assets industry, and StorTrack’s market-leading private assets content is exactly the kind of high-value intelligence our clients demand.”
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Southfield, Michigan, StorTrack provides unit-level pricing, supply and development data for the self-storage industry. The company serves customers ranging from single-facility operators to institutional portfolio owners across the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.
StorTrack’s product portfolio includes the Optimize platform for operators, the Explorer market analysis tool for investors, application programming interface services, custom data offerings and integrations with property management systems.
The acquisition also includes ListSelfStorage.com, a marketplace for buying and selling self-storage facilities, and RVParkIQ.com, which provides data and analytics for RV park and campground investments across the United States and the United Kingdom.
According to a press release, John Tilly, founder and CEO of StorTrack, said the acquisition will allow the company to expand its capabilities while maintaining its existing services for customers.
“Joining Green Street allows us to extend that mission with the scale, research depth, and global reach of the most respected name in real assets intelligence,” Tilly said. “Our clients will continue to receive the same tools and support they count on today, now backed by an organization that shares our commitment to data quality and client success.”