The Nicholson Companies, founded in 1962, is a prominent leader in third-party management for self-storage facilities, providing comprehensive services to operators across the southeastern United States. Headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia, the company has set a benchmark for self-storage management, serving over 50 facilities in states including Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, and more. Their expertise encompasses revenue management, training and development, marketing, and utilizing technology platforms to optimize performance.
The Nicholson Companies boasts a strong commitment to enhancing operational efficiencies and profitability for self-storage operators through their unique NOA (Nicholson Operations and Automation suite) software, which integrates artificial intelligence for smarter management practices. This software enables real-time adjustments based on demand, enhancing revenue without sacrificing occupancy rates.
In addition to full-service management, the Nicholson Companies offers Remote (HUB) Management services, catering to smaller facilities needing efficient, cost-effective management solutions without a full-time on-site staff. Their brokerage services are significantly enhanced by their partnership with Argus Self Storage Brokerage, allowing them to connect buyers and sellers effectively while providing independent valuations.
Playing a proactive role in community engagement through the Nicholson AAAA Charitable Foundation, the company also emphasizes the importance of social responsibility. With a focus on quality service, training, and innovative marketing strategies, Nicholson Company LLC stands out for its dedication to its clients and the self-storage industry as a whole. Their various services, such as the Customer Goods Protection Program and construction management through New Capital Builders, further reinforce their commitment to providing unmatched support and expertise to self-storage facility owners.
