Coro Realty Advisors, a vertically integrated real estate investment and management firm focused on the Southeastern United States, has acquired three Class A self-storage assets in the metro Atlanta market, further strengthening the firm’s conviction in quality, well-located storage investments in high barriers to entry markets.
Through ground-up development and acquisition, Coro Realty has invested in approximately $200 million in self-storage assets across Georgia in high-barriers-to-entry, infill markets with strong demand. This includes more than 7,000 units across nine projects, two successful exits and an active development pipeline.
Coro acquired a recently completed 551-unit, fully climatized self-storage facility at 2274 Northlake Center Drive in Tucker, Georgia. The asset was 84.2% leased at the time of closing and was purchased from a local seller, with Marcus & Millichap representing the seller in the transaction. Following the acquisition, Coro transitioned property management to Space Shop Self Storage. Financing for the acquisition was provided by Ameris Bank.
The firm also closed on two additional Atlanta assets this week. An 837-unit, climatized facility delivered in December 2025 at 3000 Delk Road in the East Cobb area of Marietta was acquired pre-lease-up directly from the developer in an off-market transaction. Similarly, a 715-unit, climatized facility at 400 Carpenter Road in Sandy Springs delivered in 2023 was acquired mid-lease-up from the same developer. Both assets will continue to be managed by Space Shop Self Storage following closing. First Carolina Bank provided financing for the acquisitions.
“These three facilities reflect our continued conviction in best-in-class self-storage assets located in supply-constrained submarkets with durable demand drivers,” said Ansley Nixon, Coro Realty Executive Vice President, Capital Markets. “We are focused on high-quality, Class A-plus properties with strong barriers to entry, where we can leverage our operational platform to drive lease-up, optimize performance and create long-term value. Atlanta remains a core market for us, and we believe these assets are well-positioned to benefit from the region’s sustained population and economic growth.”
The transactions further expand Coro Realty’s growing self-storage platform and reinforce the firm’s position as a regional leader in self-storage ownership and management. The firm remains actively focused on acquiring additional units in high-demand, supply-constrained Southeastern markets and is bullish on the sector’s continued growth. The firm continues to scale both its acquisitions and development pipelines.
As an owner-operator, Coro Realty combines institutional discipline with entrepreneurial flexibility, investing both independently and through joint venture partnerships with local sponsors. Its vertically integrated platform—spanning investment, development, asset management and property management—enables the firm to execute across the full lifecycle of an asset and maximize value at each stage.