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Yardi Matrix Self Storage

Yardi Matrix is a commercial real estate market intelligence service covering multifamily, student housing, industrial, office and self storage. It is sold to investment professionals, equity investors, lenders and property managers who underwrite and manage those assets.

Research is compiled property by property from original studies and secondary sources, and combined with aggregated, anonymized operating expense, revenue and operational data drawn from the Yardi property management system. A published methodology defines how the service reports development activity, conversions, supply, rental concessions, market standard rent and key employers, and how it rates a property's improvements and location.

Subscribers search property and market data in near real time, including ownership entities pierced to the actual owner and the managing agent's contact details, with market descriptive information updated continuously rather than quarterly. The Context improvements and location rating system, covered by U.S. patents 7,974,930 and 8,060,450, segments a market's rental households into workforce, low and high mid-range, discretionary and affordable categories.

Coverage spans 189 markets and, on the apartment side, properties of 50 units and larger representing 93% of the U.S. metro area population. The self-storage product page recorded on file now returns a not-found error and the public material describes the apartment methodology in the most detail, so confirm what the self-storage dataset and reports actually include before subscribing.

Best for

Investors, lenders and managers who need property-level market data across several asset types and treat self storage as one of them. A storage-only buyer should confirm the depth of the storage dataset before paying for the platform.

What they do

  • Self storage market intelligence
  • Multifamily property and market data
  • Student housing market data
  • Industrial market data
  • Office market data
  • Market and institutional research reports
  • Ownership and property management contact data
  • Context improvements and location ratings

What stands out

  • Covers 189 markets with property-level commercial real estate data
  • Tracks apartment properties of 50 units and larger from property to submarket level
  • Reports coverage of 93% of the U.S. metro area population
  • Context rating system is covered by U.S. patents 7,974,930 and 8,060,450