Lynwood Capital Partners Acquires Cheyenne Storage Facility

The firm purchased a 45,103-square-foot self-storage property at 711 E. College Drive for $4.325 million.

Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Commercial

Lynwood Capital Partners Acquires Cheyenne Storage Facility

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Lynwood Capital Partners completed the acquisition of a Cheyenne self-storage facility on October 14, 2026. The property, now operating as StorageSense - Cheyenne, was purchased from KO Storage.

Why it matters

The acquisition is part of a larger strategy by Lynwood Capital Partners to assemble a diversified portfolio of self-storage properties for future sale. The firm seeks to capitalize on growing market demand by acquiring and managing assets before divesting the collection.

The property includes 358 total units and seven parking spaces with an occupancy rate of 83.0% at the time of closing. The facility spans 45,103 square feet, including 2,125 square feet dedicated to 32 climate-controlled units.

The players

Lynwood Capital Partners

An investment firm that acquires self-storage properties to build a portfolio for future sale.

KO Storage

The previous owner and seller of the property located in Cheyenne.

Colliers

A global commercial real estate services and investment management firm that provided representation for the buyer.

The details

The transaction closed 47 days after the companies signed a letter of intent. The De Jong Self Storage Team at Colliers facilitated the deal by providing buy-side representation for the investor.

The acquisition of the Cheyenne facility closed on October 14, 2026.

Culture Shift

This acquisition reflects the institutional consolidation of self-storage assets within the broader real estate investment market. It highlights a shift toward private equity firms aggregating smaller storage assets into larger portfolios for strategic resale.

Local customers can expect the property to operate under the new StorageSense - Cheyenne branding moving forward. The change in ownership does not immediately alter existing storage unit accessibility or local lease terms for current tenants.

The takeaway

Investors looking at self-storage assets should note that properties with high occupancy rates are often targeted for portfolio assembly. Property owners in similar sectors may consider the 47-day transaction timeline as a benchmark for closing speed in current market conditions.