About
Margaux REIT
Margaux Real Estate Investment Trust (TSXV : ALFA.UN) is the only Canadian real estate investment trust exclusively focused on self-storage. Based in Québec, it is a recognized leader in residential and commercial storage solutions.
Overview
Margaux currently owns and operates four self-storage facilities in Québec, strategically located in:
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Roxton Pond
100,000 sq. ft. site divided into two lots, with five buildings totaling 181 spaces.
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Cowansville
Approximately 500,000 sq. ft. of land, two buildings, 90 spaces, plus RV parking and a long-term land lease to a hospital.
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Saint-Hyacinthe
Acquired in August 2025; 120,000 sq. ft. site with two buildings (30,000 sq. ft.), 163 heated spaces.
Self-Storage Management
Margaux offers accessible, well-maintained storage spaces for individuals and businesses seeking additional space—whether for moving, renovations, commercial projects, or secure storage needs. Our facilities are modern and strategically located to ensure easy access.
History & Growth
2021
Trust founded by Michel Lassonde and Martin Grimard, and a group of investors.
2022 - 2023
Expansion through the acquisition of the Cowansville - Bromont and Roxton Pond - Granby sites.
2024
Luc Poirier joins the leadership team.
March 2025
Margaux becomes a publicly listed REIT on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV).
August 2025
Strategic acquisition of the Saint-Hyacinthe site, strengthening the trust's presence in the Montérégie region.
The Rise of Self-Storage in Canada
Driven by increasing urbanization, shrinking living spaces, the growth of remote work, and the flexibility sought by businesses, the Canadian self-storage market is experiencing sustained growth. Today, self-storage has become an essential solution for families, self-employed professionals, and commercial enterprises.
According to multiple market studies, demand for storage spaces continues to rise—particularly in major urban centers, but also in developing regions. As a result, self-storage has established itself as a resilient real estate asset class, capable of performing even during periods of economic uncertainty.
Self-Storage Growth Drivers in Canada
Urbanization and Smaller Living Spaces
Urban densification and reduced residential square footage are increasing the need for additional storage among households.
Immigration and Increased Mobility
Canada's strong population growth, driven by immigration and interprovincial mobility, is generating sustained demand for flexible, short-term storage solutions.
Aging Population
As many households downsize upon retirement, demand for practical and secure storage solutions continues to grow.
Expanding Supply
The self-storage industry is rapidly expanding, with a growing number of projects being developed to meet rising demand.
A Resilient Asset Class
Self-storage is widely recognized as a stable and resilient real estate sector, offering recurring revenues even during economic downturns.