Softbank-backed storage startup Clutter has acquired the Storage Fox, a self-storage specialist in the New York metro area, for $152M. The deal is Clutter's first foray into self-storage real estate.

The world of on-demand storage has seen some ups and downs, with some of the biggest hopefuls pivoting into new areas, some as unrelated as cryptocurrency, in the search for better product-market fit.

Spatial Reasoning: Clutter offers on-demand storage service. On-demand storage startup Clutter Inc. expanded its portfolio Sept. 20 when it paid $152 million to acquire New York-based self-storage ...

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On-demand self-storage start-up Clutter has broken into real estate, picking up a four-warehouse portfolio in New York for $152 million, the firm said. The properties are in Brooklyn, Long Island City ...

CULVER CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Clutter, a tech-enabled storage company that manages the pickup, storage and retrieval of your belongings, today announced it has acquired The Storage Fox ...

On Wednesday, the Japanese investment powerhouse announced that it had closed a $200 million financing round with a Los Angeles-based startup called Clutter, whose line of business is all too familiar ...

On the heels of Clutter announcing a large growth round of $200 million earlier this year, the storage startup is cleaning up the competitive field. TechCrunch has learned and confirmed that Clutter ...

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