2317 102nd Street S, Tacoma, WA 98444
282-unit drive-up storage and outdoor parking facility, offered stabilized with in-place occupancy and identifiable room to reprice.
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Located in South Tacoma, the facility is described as an infill storage asset within a supply-constrained submarket. The surrounding area is noted for proximity to Joint Base Lewis-McChord and the Port of Tacoma, as well as nearby major employers including MultiCare and access to the broader Seattle metro. Demographic context provided includes a 10-mile population of 669,592, projected to exceed 687,000 within five years.
This property may appeal to investors looking to acquire an operating storage and parking platform with existing income and documented rent positioning relative to street rates and nearby comps. For buyers evaluating operations, the remarks indicate there is room to capture additional revenue through customer rate alignment and revenue-management improvements tied to the current pricing gap, without requiring capital improvements as described in the offering materials.
Key Highlights
- 282‑unit drive‑up self‑storage and outdoor parking facility at 2317 102nd Street South, Tacoma, WA
- 29,820 net rentable SF across 2.0 acres, including drive‑up storage and outdoor parking spaces
- 71% occupied with in‑place rents trailing asking street rates by about 23% and trailing surrounding comps by 25–35%
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