Real estate investment company City Line Capital has surpassed 20 million rentable square feet of owned assets in self-storage and other sectors across 32 states. Last year, the company acquired 40 properties totaling 2.8 million square feet through 30 transactions, according to a press release.
Throughout 2025, City Line invested in internal systems, data infrastructure and standardized processes to support the expansion. These improvements enhanced visibility, strengthened cross-team coordination and improved overall performance, the release stated.
“This milestone is the product of a multi-year growth strategy and a team of talented experts who drive our robust platform,” said CEO Richard A. Schontz. “I want to thank our employees for their focus and dedication, our investors and partners for their commitment to us, and our executive team for leading the implementation of new systems and processes that allowed us to operate more efficiently while continuing to grow with discipline.”
“We have added over 90 properties and 5 million square feet to our portfolio over the last three years,” noted Ben Carr, chief investment officer. “Our focus on creative deal structures and strong relationships has yielded attractive investment opportunities across the self-storage, multi-family and flex-industrial sectors. We expect continued growth in 2026 and beyond.”
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, City Line focuses on the acquisition and management of self-storage properties nationwide. Its portfolio includes more than 330 flex-industrial, multi-family and self-storage facilities.