Strategic Storage Trust VI Reports Steady Q1 Performance

The company emphasizes continued acquisition and development efforts across key self-storage markets.

May 19, 2025

Q1 Results Underscore Steady Execution

Strategic Storage Trust VI, Inc. shared its Q1 2025 results on May 16, underscoring steady momentum in a sector that continues to see strong demand. The company is staying the course on its growth strategy—targeting acquisitions and development opportunities in key self-storage markets across the U.S.

The report covers operations through March 31, 2025. While specific financials weren’t disclosed in the summary filed with the SEC, the company pointed to ongoing expansion activity as a sign of continued execution. That includes growing its footprint through new facility acquisitions and construction in high-traffic areas with proven demand for storage services.

Strategic Storage Trust VI operates as a non-listed REIT, focused on long-term asset performance. Its approach remains centered on identifying properties that can deliver stable cash flow and scale efficiently within the portfolio. The company has also opted into the extended timeline for adopting new financial accounting standards—a benefit available to emerging growth companies—which helps maintain flexibility as it builds out its platform.

Looking Ahead

The full Q1 press release was included as an exhibit in the filing. It outlines the quarter’s highlights and reinforces management’s confidence in the current trajectory. In line with regulatory guidance, the company made it clear that this disclosure is for informational purposes and isn’t subject to liability under the Exchange Act.

With headquarters in Ladera Ranch, California, SST VI is leaning into operational execution and market expansion through the rest of the year. It’s a straightforward plan: grow the portfolio, operate efficiently, and stay aligned with evolving market dynamics. The next update will likely offer a deeper look at how that strategy is tracking across the broader self-storage landscape.