Talonvest Capital Secures $42.6M in Financing for StorQuest Self-Storage Portfolio

The loans were arranged for three Class A self-storage facilities in California, Hawaii, and Colorado.

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

Talonvest Capital has structured $42.6 million in permanent financing for a three-property self-storage portfolio on behalf of The William Warren Group. The financing package includes a $25 million loan for a facility in Hawthorne, California, as well as two CMBS loans totaling $17.6 million for properties in Waipahu, Hawaii, and Denver, Colorado.

Why it matters

The transactions highlight the continued availability of capital for well-performing, institutional-quality self-storage properties, with both life company and CMBS lenders providing interest-only structures for a repeat national sponsor like The William Warren Group.

The details

The $25 million loan for the Hawthorne, California facility was a five-year, full-term interest-only facility from a life company lender. The two CMBS loans, totaling $17.6 million, were non-recourse, interest-only, and carried 10-year terms for the Waipahu, Hawaii and Denver properties. Talonvest Capital used a competitive lender process and negotiations to compress pricing on the loans, creating cost savings and additional value for the sponsor.

  • The financing was secured in February 2026.

The players

Talonvest Capital

A real estate mortgage brokerage firm that arranged the financing package for The William Warren Group.

The William Warren Group

A privately held national real estate investment firm that focuses on self-storage development, acquisition, and management, operating more than 250 facilities across 14 states.

StorQuest Self Storage

The property management company for the self-storage facility in Hawthorne, California.

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What they’re saying

“Talonvest Capital's role in the execution was instrumental in bringing the financings to a successful close and highlighting its expertise and execution capabilities.”

— Clark Porter, President and CFO of The William Warren Group (cremarketbeat.com)

The takeaway

The successful financing of this self-storage portfolio demonstrates the continued strength and investor appetite for well-performing, institutional-quality self-storage properties, even in a challenging economic environment.