Another Major Company Is Moving Its HQ to Texas

Another major company just picked up and moved its headquarters to Texas.

Public Storage, the company behind thousands of those orange roll-up storage doors you see everywhere, is officially relocating its headquarters from California to the Dallas-Fort Worth area. While it will keep a presence in Glendale, California, the real decision-making power is shifting to North Texas.

If the name sounds familiar, it should. Founded in 1972, Public Storage has grown into the largest self-storage company in the world, operating more than 3,500 locations across 40 states. Chances are, if you’ve ever rented a storage unit during a move, remodel, or “I have too much stuff” phase, you’ve driven past one of theirs.

The move comes alongside a leadership shake-up and what the company is calling its “PS4.0” era. Translation: new CEO, new strategy, and a push toward more tech-driven operations. They’re leaning into digital tools, dynamic pricing, and artificial intelligence to modernize how storage units are booked and managed.

But zoom out for a second, this isn’t just about storage units; it’s about the bigger trend. Texas continues to be the area that massive companies are eyeing. With no state income tax, lower operating costs, and a booming talent pool in the Dallas area, companies continue to plant their executive flags here.

Public Storage joins a growing list of big-name corporations that have decided Texas is where they want leadership, finance teams, and long-term growth plans centered.

The move becomes effective this spring as leadership transitions and the company begins operating from its new Texas base. Judging by how many headquarters keep landing in Texas lately, it probably won’t be the last big name to make the jump.