FMS Capital Trust is pleased to announce that, further to its April 24, 2026 news release, it has completed the acquisition of five self-storage facilities across Southern Ontario. The properties, located in Grimsby, Niagara Falls, Keswick, and Port Perry, represent a significant addition to FMS Capital Trust’s growing self-storage platform.
Together, the facilities comprise roughly 200,000 square feet of net rentable area spread across over 1,500 storage units. Each property is well situated within its local community in Southern Ontario. The portfolio offers a varied mix of traditional drive-up and indoor climate-controlled units, with outdoor parking available at select sites.
The facilities will be integrated into the Forum Make Space operating platform, which manages a growing network of self-storage properties across Canada. The acquisition expands the Trust’s presence in Ontario and adds immediate scale through a portfolio of established, income-producing self-storage assets.
“The completion of this acquisition marks an important milestone for FMS Capital Trust and reflects our continued focus on acquiring and operating self-storage assets that can deliver stable cash flows and long-term value for our unitholders,” said Danny Freedman, Chief Executive Officer of Forum Make Space. “These properties add meaningful scale to our Ontario portfolio, provide diversification across five established facilities, and strengthen our presence in key Ontario markets. We look forward to integrating the properties into the Make Space platform and continuing to deliver an exceptional storage experience for our customers.”
The acquisition is consistent with FMS Capital Trust’s mandate of delivering stable cash flows and long-term capital appreciation for unitholders.
About FMS Capital Trust
FMS Capital Trust is a closed-ended mutual fund trust focused on acquiring and operating self-storage assets across Canada, with an emphasis on underserved secondary markets. Managed by Forum Make Space, the Fund targets stable cash flows and long-term capital appreciation through value-add operational strategies and portfolio growth.
Source : FMS Capital Trust
