We are an industrial focused real estate investment trust (REIT) that specializes in owning and operating multi-tenant buildings located in multi-building parks. Our focus is on providing small-and medium-sized companies with a wide array of simple, easy to use, and functional spaces. The concentration of ownership within our parks and markets allows us to meet the needs of our customers as their business needs change.
Through the years, we have refined the markets in which we operate. Today, we are concentrated in submarkets with high barriers to entry in some of the most desired and premier industrial markets in the U.S. Over 60% of our square footage is located in strong industrial sub-markets of Los Angeles, Orange County, the Bay Area, Seattle, and Miami.
Through the years, we have refined the markets in which we operate. Today, we are concentrated in submarkets with high barriers to entry in some of the most desired and premier industrial markets in the U.S. Over 60% of our square footage is located in strong industrial sub-markets of Los Angeles, Orange County, the Bay Area, Seattle, and Miami.
Services
PSB acquires both stabilized and "value-add" industrial and flex properties with strong long-term income growth potential. PSB creates value through vacancy lease-up, asset repositioning, local operational expertise and capital improvements. PSB recognizes the valuable role brokers play in our future growth.
PS Business Parks, Inc. is a full-service real estate company that acquires, develops, owns, and operates commercial properties, specializing in multi-flex, office and industrial space. We hire a professional team of skilled local real estate experts who are empowered to make independent decisions, eager to collaborate, and motivated to provide a high level of service to our customers.
The PS Business Parks Customer Center provides an easy way to access the payment center, download forms, leave comments and questions, or view frequently asked questions. Our online payment center is easy to use and is the best option for last-minute payments. Are we doing a great job or can we do better?
PS Business Parks was organized in 1986 as a division of Public Storage, the mini-warehouse company, which, in the process of growing its business, occasionally encountered "unique" situations.
According to Wayne Hughes, the founder of Public Storage, We had some great pieces of property, but there were some zoning and planning commissions that wouldn't let us build self-storage facilities on these prime pieces of real estate without some kind of buffer.So in the early 1980's we put up other types of businesses on these properties, in front of our mini-warehouse structures.
According to Wayne Hughes, the founder of Public Storage, We had some great pieces of property, but there were some zoning and planning commissions that wouldn't let us build self-storage facilities on these prime pieces of real estate without some kind of buffer.So in the early 1980's we put up other types of businesses on these properties, in front of our mini-warehouse structures.
For information regarding a specific property, to reach a leasing, or property management contact, click any name listed under Leasing Contact or Property Manager on the park pages for phone numbers and email addresses. You may also visit our FAQs page for answers to the most frequently asked questions pertaining to PS Business Parks and our services.
Reviews (1)
Callum Y.
Oct 27, 2019
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I leased a building from them, took them 3 weeks to take the 'Available' sign down, so as I'm hosting interview days I would have random people walking in asking to lease the building. This obviously did not give the right impression for a new business.
It's been a further 4 weeks of waiting for our sign, we then checked up on the progress to find that they never put the order in. (No apology was provided)
They promised it would then be done by Friday. It's Sunday now and have heard nothing.
Very poor experience so far
It's been a further 4 weeks of waiting for our sign, we then checked up on the progress to find that they never put the order in. (No apology was provided)
They promised it would then be done by Friday. It's Sunday now and have heard nothing.
Very poor experience so far
