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Founded in 1999, StorageMart grew to more than 60 storage properties by 2006. In 2008, the company acquired a publicly traded Canadian storage company, nearly doubling its size by adding another 62 storage facilities to its portfolio. Today, StorageMart provides self storage throughout the U.S. and Canada, with 165 storage facilities in North America, providing more 8 million net rentable square feet, collecting in excess of $155 million in annual revenue. In addition to renting self storage units, StorageMart sells moving and packing supplies in every storage office. These supplies include items such as cardboard boxes, specialty boxes, tape, bubble ...

Founded in 1999, StorageMart grew to more than 60 storage properties by 2006. In 2008, the company acquired a publicly traded Canadian storage company, nearly doubling its size by adding another 62 storage facilities to its portfolio. Today, StorageMart provides self storage throughout the U.S. and Canada, with 165 storage facilities in North America, providing more 8 million net rentable square feet, collecting in excess of $155 million in annual revenue. In addition to renting self storage units, StorageMart sells moving and packing supplies in every storage office. These supplies include items such as cardboard boxes, specialty boxes, tape, bubble wrap, mattress covers and much more. StorageMart Gives is the company`s charitable arm. Along with its status as the leading participant in Charity Storage, StorageMart Gives works independently to form relationships with non-profit organizations in the markets StorageMart calls home. Current partners include the American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Canada`s Skate-to-Great, as well as animal welfare organizations, literacy programs, child foster care advocacy and women`s shelters. StorageMart has a large presence in the following cities: Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, Saskatoon, Miami, San Antonio, Chicago, Kansas City, Des Moines, Oakland, Brooklyn, and others.

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