What does santa barbara — net rentable area (in square feet) mean?

The total square footage available for lease to customers within the Santa Barbara market. This represents the core revenue-generating capacity of the regional portfolio.

Public Storage PSA Santa Barbara — Net rentable area (in square feet)

Other geography segments

Los Angeles

$17.94M+2.7%

Houston

$14.59M+4.5%

San Francisco

$9.5M+0.8%

Chicago

$9.4M+1.0%

New York

$8.21M+2.2%

Atlanta

$8.18M+6.3%

Miami

$7.97M+5.6%

Seattle/Tacoma

$7.4M+0.9%

Orlando/Daytona

$6.93M+6.1%

Denver

$5.61M+5.5%

Tampa

$5.29M+11.7%

Philadelphia

$4.88M+9.2%

Charlotte

$4.76M+0.2%

Baltimore

$4.11M-1.2%

Detroit

$3.96M-0.1%

West Palm Beach

$3.96M+2.9%

Phoenix

$3.89M-0.8%

Oklahoma City

$3.71M+5.2%

Austin

$3.13M+0.8%

Portland

$3.08M+5.1%

San Antonio

$3.05M+3.7%

Raleigh

$2.99M+3.1%

Indianapolis

$2.44M-0.4%

Columbus

$2.43M0.0%

Columbia

$2.41M+7.6%

San Diego

$2.34M-0.2%

Sacramento

$2.29M+8.1%

Norfolk

$2.22M+1.0%

Kansas City

$2.12M-0.1%

Boston

$2.08M+2.0%

Las Vegas

$1.99M+7.1%

Nashville/Bowling Green

$1.75M+6.2%

Mobile

$1.49M+27.7%

Boise

$1.49M+122%

Cincinnati

$1.44M+7.5%

Memphis

$1.41M-0.4%

Fort Myers/Naples

$1.34M-0.8%

Charleston

$1.25M+18.3%

Colorado Springs

$1.16M-0.4%

Greensville/Spartanburg/Asheville

$1.11M+5.8%

Milwaukee

$1.05M+9.3%

Chattanooga

$1.01M+17.7%

Honolulu

$994K+10.9%

Louisville

$957K-2.5%

Omaha

$936K-0.2%

New Orleans

$921K+6.7%

Greensboro

$917K+0.7%

Jacksonville

$909K-1.4%

Savannah

$873K+14.0%

Richmond

$810K+2.7%

Salt Lake City

$786K-1.8%

Cleveland/Akron

$695K+10.1%

Hartford/New Haven

$693K0.0%

Augusta

$666K+14.0%

Birmingham

$607K+0.2%

Reno

$559K0.0%

Buffalo/Rochester

$462K0.0%

Tucson

$439K0.0%

Wichita

$432K-0.2%

Roanoke

$369K+23.8%

Dayton

$360K+26.8%

Evansville

$325K-0.3%

Monterey/Salinas

$324K-1.5%

Huntsville/Decatur

$298K0.0%

Lansing

$291K+24.9%

Providence

$284K+14.5%

Fort Wayne

$271K0.0%

Palm Springs

$241K-0.4%

Flint

$191K0.0%

Rochester

$155K0.0%

Shreveport

$150K0.0%

Springfield/Holyoke

$144K0.0%

Topeka

$93K-1.1%

Joplin

$56K0.0%

Syracuse

$55K0.0%

Modesto/Fresno/Stockton

$33K0.0%

Similar metrics at other companies

HTF

HTFLSan Francisco California — Net Rentable Area

$5.02K—

CUBECA — Area Of Real Estate Property

$4.79M0.0%

CUBENY — Area Of Real Estate Property

$4.88M+1.3%

CUBENC — Area Of Real Estate Property

$612.02K0.0%

CUBEOR — Area Of Real Estate Property

$59.86K0.0%

TRN

TRNOLos Angeles — Area of real estate property (square feet)

$231K—

Other financials

Income statement

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Revenue$1.2B+2.9%

Operating income$474.3M+2.2%

Net income$526.3M+29.1%

EPS (diluted)$2.71+32.8%

Balance sheet

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Cash & equivalents$134.6M-53.1%

Total debt$10.3B+9.6%

Total equity$9.2B-3.6%

Total assets$19.9B+1.2%

Cash flow

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Operating cash flow$694.8M-1.5%

Valuation

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Market cap$55.89B+14.3%

P/E29.4×+2.4×

P/S11.5×+1.2×

Profitability

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Gross margin72%—

Operating margin51.6%—

Net margin39.2%-2.6pp

FCF margin64.3%—

Returns & leverage

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Return on equity20.3%+0.1pp

Debt / equity1.1×+0.1×

Where this comes from

Reported directly by Public Storage in its filing.

Tagged under the XBRL concept us-gaap:NetRentableArea.

The official record: Public Storage’s 10-K, filed February 12, 2026, on SEC EDGAR. View the filing →

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Questions, answered.

What is Public Storage's santa barbara — net rentable area (in square feet)?: Public Storage (PSA) reported santa barbara — net rentable area (in square feet) of $98K in Q4 2025.
How has Public Storage's santa barbara — net rentable area (in square feet) changed year-over-year?: Public Storage's santa barbara — net rentable area (in square feet) decreased by 0.0% year-over-year, from $98K to $98K.
What does santa barbara — net rentable area (in square feet) mean?: The total square footage available for lease to customers within the Santa Barbara market. This represents the core revenue-generating capacity of the regional portfolio.