Mizuho analyst Ravi Vaidya lowered the firm’s price target on Public Storage (PSA) to $285 from $310 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares. The firm says self storage real estate investment trusts had a “lackluster” 2025 as expectations of fundamentals inflecting “proved to be premature.” While there have been some “green shoots” for the sector from improving move-in rates, transactions, and easing supply pressures, demand for self storage will remain “relatively muted” in 2026, as elevated mortgage rates, unaffordability concerns, and a weaker consumer will weigh on existing home sales, the analyst tells investors in a research note.
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