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Vermont Self-Storage Operators Report Long Waitlists and Big Profits

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Self-storage operators in Vermont are experiencing significant growth due to the state's tight housing market and aging population, leading to long waitlists and substantial profits.

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Self-storage operators in Vermont are experiencing significant growth due to the state's tight housing market and aging population, leading to long waitlists and substantial profits.

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