10 Federal Enters Arkansas With Seven-Facility Acquisition, Marking Third New State in a Month

New updates have been reported about 10 Federal.

10 Federal has accelerated its national expansion by acquiring a seven-property self-storage portfolio in Arkansas, marking the company’s third new state entry in January 2026 following recent moves into Wisconsin and Iowa. The deal lifts 10 Federal’s footprint to more than 130 properties across 17 states and underscores its strategy of scaling a fully automated, technology-driven platform to capture market share in fragmented regional self-storage markets. The Arkansas portfolio comprises 2,730 units and 487,652 net rentable square feet across North Little Rock, Bryant, Benton, and Jacksonville, providing immediate scale in key population centers and enhancing the company’s geographic diversification. Management emphasizes that the company’s proprietary autonomous operating system is central to this growth, enabling rapid integration of multi-site portfolios while maintaining cost control, pricing discipline, and consistent service quality across markets.

All seven Arkansas facilities will be brought onto 10 Federal’s centralized, technology-first platform immediately, using artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, and remote automation to operate properties without on-site staff and deliver a 24/7 self-service customer experience. According to President Andrew Capranos, the ability to enter three new states in one month is a direct result of this operating model, which is designed to optimize revenue and net operating income from day one while keeping operating expenses structurally lower than traditional models. For investors and stakeholders, the move signals continued execution of 10 Federal’s growth thesis: leveraging automation and data to drive scale, improve margins, and expand its position as one of the largest fully automated self-storage operators in the U.S. With active operations now spanning Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin, the company appears positioned to continue pursuing portfolio acquisitions and third-party management mandates that fit its technology-enabled platform.