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Prime Group Holdings

Private equity real estate storage operator

General Manager

Full-TimeDeadline 4/10/27
$19 - $22/hr+ Bonus opportunities
Entry, Junior, Mid
Albany, NY, USA
In PersonAvailability to travel and work at various locations is required.
Business & Strategy

About the job

Requirements
  • Have 2–4 years of relevant work experience in a fast-paced, customer-facing environment, with direct involvement in profit-and-loss management, unless recently graduated with a bachelor's degree.
  • Have a high school diploma or GED.
  • Be able to interact effectively with customers in person and over the phone.
  • Be able to work independently and as part of a team.
  • Be technically savvy and able to learn new applications and point-of-sale systems.
  • Be proficient in Microsoft products such as Outlook.
  • Be physically able to perform daily routine maintenance, including walking the property to assess needs, maintaining cleanliness of bathrooms, the office and hallways, weeding, operating power tools, and changing light bulbs.
  • Be able to lift 50 pounds.
  • Have a valid driver's license, insurance, and reliable transportation.
  • Be available to travel and work at various locations.
Responsibilities
  • Deliver customer interactions in person and over the phone to meet tenants' needs.
  • Generate sales and maintain high occupancy levels through effective advertising and customer relations.
  • Manage daily operations, including collections, deposits, and customer calls.
  • Show and rent units by understanding tenant needs and offering suitable storage solutions.
  • Sell merchandise, upsell insurance, schedule moving trucks, and cross-sell other facilities.
  • Assist with auction preparations and handle tenant communications compassionately.
  • Maintain the facility's curb appeal by keeping it clean, safe, and secure, and performing minor maintenance.

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Prime Group Holdings

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Prime Group Holdings LLC sources, acquires, enhances, and operates self-storage and other private real estate assets through a vertically integrated platform. It owns about 330 storage facilities across 28 states, three Canadian provinces, and Caribbean territories, with roughly $7 billion in asset-level AUM and about 800 employees. The firm acts as fund sponsor, investment manager, deal originator, owner-operator, asset manager, and property manager, including managing large storage-focused funds such as Prime Storage Fund III at $2.5 billion. Its goal is to grow a nationwide, value-driven self-storage platform by expanding its asset base and AUM while maintaining hands-on oversight across acquisition, development, and operational management.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$147M

Headquarters

City of Saratoga Springs, New York

Founded

2013

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What believers are saying

  • Prime’s September 2026 solar rollout covers 100 projects across nine states, accelerating NOI.
  • The April 2026 edge network monetizes existing roofs and power at 95% population proximity.
  • Management reported over $10 billion gross assets, supporting acquisition and development firepower.

What critics are saying

  • Prime’s edge AI thesis depends on Microsoft, Hanwha, and TransGrid staying committed.
  • Interconnection, zoning, and utility approvals can stall 100-plus solar projects across nine states.
  • A failed pivot leaves Prime with stranded capex and no durable edge-infrastructure revenue.

What makes Prime Group Holdings unique

  • Prime Group owns 330-plus self-storage assets across 28 states, Canada, and the Caribbean.
  • On April 21, 2026, Prime launched edge data centers with Microsoft, Hanwha, and TransGrid.
  • On September 9, 2026, Prime began 38-megawatt rooftop solar deployment with Wunder.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Paid Vacation
  • Paid Holidays
  • Flexible Work Hours

Company News

Megaproject
Sep 12th, 2026
Prime Group partners with Wunder For solar infrastructure deployment across self-storage portfolio.

Prime Group partners with Wunder For solar infrastructure deployment across self-storage portfolio. By Renewable Energy Magazine - September 12, 2026 - 3 min Power Plant This marks the launch of a portfolio-wide initiative designed to turn underutilised rooftop space across Prime Group's self-storage portfolio into productive clean energy infrastructure. Through the partnership with Wunder, Prime Group is deploying the solar energy systems it owns across its national Prime Storage portfolio, with Wunder providing ongoing management of the systems. Initial deployments include projects in Rhode Island, Connecticut, California, and Maryland, where rooftop solar systems are being brought online, demonstrating how self-storage facilities can serve as practical, distributed energy assets, while avoiding new land development. Many of the projects utilise state-based community solar programmes, which can allow power generated from Prime Group's rooftops to be delivered to local residents at a discount to utility rates, with additional savings available for low- and moderate-income households. By utilising its rooftop assets, Prime Group expects the programme to facilitate lower energy costs for participating households while generating energy savings for its own operations. "We believe on-site energy infrastructure has emerged as a compelling value creation strategy" said Robert J. Moser, Founder, Principal, and Chief Executive Officer of Prime Group. "As a longtime innovative owner and operator in the evolving self-storage sector, we are focused on initiatives that we believe can enhance asset performance and generate incremental income over time. This strategic partnership with Wunder supports the delivery of clean power to the communities we serve and supports our long-term portfolio strategy and broader strategic objectives." Wunder's national solar deployment strategy for Prime Group's portfolio is driven by local utility programmes and regulations, state-level incentives, and property-specific considerations. Each participating asset is systematically evaluated to identify an appropriate solution intended to support asset performance, support sustainability objectives, and create measurable community benefit. Across Prime Group's portfolio of more than 330 assets, more than 100 projects are under development across nine states, totalling more than 38 megawatts of solar development. "We are honoured to work with Prime Group's forward-thinking team, who share a commitment to sustainability and operational excellence" added Dave Riess, Chief Executive Officer of Wunder. "For self-storage operators, solar can present an opportunity to accelerate clean energy adoption while potentially reducing operating expenses. We look forward to leveraging our expertise in energy infrastructure to build a strong partnership with Prime Group and support additional long-term value creation across their portfolio for years to come." As additional systems are energised, Prime expects the programme to contribute to reduced carbon emissions, expand access to renewable energy, and reinforce the role commercial real estate can play in advancing practical, community-focused sustainability solutions. For additional information: Prime Group Recent Comments

RC Biz Journal
Aug 13th, 2026
What's the big deal? Garnerville self Storage sells for $12.75 million; Ramapo 28-unit condo secures $12 million financing; Congers industrial nets $7.3 million; Valley Cottage industrial sells for...

What's the big deal? Garnerville self Storage sells for $12.75 million; Ramapo 28-unit condo secures $12 million financing; Congers industrial nets $7.3 million; Valley Cottage industrial sells for $4 million. | RCBJ-Audible (Listen For Free) | Garnerville self Storage sells for $12.75 million to Prime Group Holdings. Garnerville SS Associates sold the self-storage facility at 3 West Ramapo Road in Garnerville to Prime Storage Garnerville LLC. The sales price was $12.75 million. The 108,000 square foot, two story facility on 2.4 acres was recently constructed after a zone change allowed self-storage as a permitted use. Prime Storage Garnerville LLC is an affiliate of Prime Group Holdings, a Saratoga Springs, New York-based private equity real estate firm. The purchase of the facility in Garnerville is the second acquisition by Prime Group Holdings. In August of 2023, Prime Storage Nanuet, LLC, acquired a self-storage facility in Bardonia that at one time was the home of the Westrock Tennis Center for $35 million. Prime Group Holdings' chief executive officer is Robert J. Moser. He is known for investing in self-storage assets under the Prime Storage brand. In 2023 the firm closed its third flagship fund at $2.5 billion - reported at the time as the largest dedicated self-storage fund on record - and by 2024 said it managed well over $10 billion for a global institutional base. Prime Group Holdings owns and operates more than 300 self-storage facilities across 28 U.S. states, parts of Canada, and the Caribbean. 200 Brenner Drive in Congers sells for $7.3 million. The industrial property at 200 Brenner Drive in Congers was sold by the Bardonia Group LLC to Congers-based NEMA & JARP, LLC. The property sold for $7.3 million. The 41,804 square foot commercial building sits on 3 acres. NEMA & JARP, LLC is affiliated with Star Kay White, Inc., at 151 Wells Avenue in Congers. Star Kay White is a leading supplier of food flavoring and ice cream ingredient solutions to North America's largest frozen dessert companies. It also occupies industrial buildings at 85 and 110 Brenner Drive in Congers. Karniol's Maplewood Cottage condominium project secures $12 million building loan. The parcels at 16 West Maple Avenue and 1 Maplewood Lane in Monsey sold for $8.5 million. The seller is local developer, investor, and property owner Berel Karniol. The buyer is Karniol's related entity, Maplewood Cottages, Inc. The parcels containing residential vacant land, total 1.07 acres in Ramapo's R15-C zone. The lots will be combined. New City-based Northeast Community Bank financed the transfer with a $3 million mortgage. Northeast also provided an interest-only building loan in the amount of $12 million, at prime plus one percent, for one-year. The loan is for the construction of a four-story, 28 unit residential condominium. To facilitate the project, the Ramapo Zoning Board granted variances for lot width, side setback, total side setback, rear yard, distance to the property line, and parking. The Rockland County Planning Department originally disapproved of the application. The County said, "Permitting development that does not comply with the applicable bulk standards can set an undesirable land use precedent and result in the overutilization of individual sites." The Ramapo Zoning Board of Appeals overrode their objections. Valley Cottage industrial/flex building sells for $4 million. The industrial/office property at 153-163 Route 303 in Valley Cottage sold for $4 million. The seller was BVS Enterprises. The buyer is Monsey-based Country Ridge Realty, LLC. The 25,400 SF industrial/flex building sits on approximately 2.6 acres and serves multiple tenants. Constructed in 1980, the building has 30 parking space and five exterior dock doors. Asking rents according to a publicly available database are between $12 and $16 psf.

The Construction Data
Apr 22nd, 2026
Prime Group partners with Microsoft, Hanwha for edge infrastructure.

Prime Group partners with Microsoft, Hanwha for edge infrastructure. Prime Group Holdings LLC has announced an ambitious plan to deploy a nationwide network of edge data centers and battery energy storage systems (BESS) across its existing U.S. property portfolio. The initiative, developed in collaboration with Microsoft and Qcells - a subsidiary of Hanwha - along with energy expertise from TransGrid Energy, aims to support the growing demand for real-time artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The project leverages Prime Group's extensive real estate footprint, which spans dense urban and suburban areas covering approximately 95% of the U.S. population. By utilizing these strategically located assets, the company is building a highly connected, low-latency infrastructure network capable of delivering fast, reliable data processing closer to end users. This proximity is critical for enabling next-generation AI services that require immediate response times. Traditionally, AI development has relied heavily on centralized data centers located far from users, primarily focused on training large-scale models. However, as AI adoption expands, there is increasing demand for "inference" - the real-time execution of trained models. Unlike training, inference benefits significantly from being performed closer to the point of use. Applications such as computer vision, speech recognition, and industrial automation require near-instant processing to function effectively, making edge infrastructure essential. To address this need, Prime Group is developing what it describes as a "Micro AI-Factory" network. These facilities are designed to deliver high-speed, low-latency performance while maintaining reliability across a distributed system. By decentralizing AI processing, the network aims to enhance responsiveness and reduce the delays associated with traditional cloud-based architectures. One of the key advantages of Prime Group's approach is its ability to utilize existing infrastructure. Rather than building entirely new "greenfield" data centers from scratch, the company is repurposing its current properties and leveraging available power capacity. This strategy significantly reduces the time required to bring new facilities online, enabling faster deployment compared to conventional data center development. In locations where additional energy capacity is needed, Prime Group is working with TransGrid Energy to integrate advanced power generation and storage solutions. These systems include battery energy storage technologies that help manage electricity demand, stabilize supply, and ensure continuous operation. By combining on-site generation with storage capabilities, the network can maintain performance even during periods of peak demand or grid instability. A notable feature of the initiative is the use of standardized AI infrastructure modules, referred to as AI factories. These facilities incorporate the open-source ontology WattSchema, which is designed to optimize energy usage and improve operational efficiency. By applying this framework, Prime Group aims to achieve industry-leading cost efficiency, measured in terms of performance per unit of energy consumed. Leadership at Prime Group has emphasized the strategic importance of integrating energy and data infrastructure. CEO Robert J. Moser noted that the company's nationwide presence and existing power resources create a unique opportunity to enhance asset value while supporting advanced technological applications. By combining Microsoft's cloud capabilities with Qcells' energy optimization technologies, the company expects to generate additional revenue streams, reduce peak energy demand, and contribute to overall grid stability. The collaboration with Microsoft plays a central role in enabling the network's capabilities. Through the integration of cloud services, the infrastructure can support real-time AI processing at the edge while maintaining seamless connectivity with centralized systems. This hybrid approach allows businesses to benefit from both local processing and cloud-based scalability, creating a flexible and efficient environment for deploying AI solutions. Energy efficiency is another critical component of the project. As AI workloads continue to grow, so does the demand for power. By incorporating advanced energy management systems and renewable energy technologies, the network is designed to minimize environmental impact while maintaining high performance. Qcells' expertise in energy generation and optimization, combined with TransGrid Energy's capabilities in power management, ensures that the infrastructure can operate sustainably and reliably. Industry experts have highlighted the importance of energy-aware operations in the context of decentralized AI. As more applications move to the edge, managing power consumption becomes increasingly complex. The integration of intelligent energy systems within the infrastructure helps address this challenge, enabling efficient use of resources while maintaining consistent performance. The initiative also reflects broader trends in both the technology and construction sectors. As digital transformation accelerates, there is growing demand for infrastructure that can support advanced applications such as AI, machine learning, and the Internet of Things. At the same time, there is increasing emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency, driving the adoption of innovative solutions that combine digital and energy systems. By bringing together expertise from multiple industries, Prime Group's project represents a holistic approach to infrastructure development. The collaboration between real estate, technology, and energy companies demonstrates how integrated solutions can address complex challenges and create new opportunities for growth. Looking ahead, the deployment of this nationwide network is expected to play a significant role in enabling the next generation of AI applications. By providing low-latency, energy-efficient infrastructure, the system will support a wide range of use cases, from smart cities and autonomous systems to industrial automation and advanced analytics. Overall, the initiative by Prime Group Holdings LLC, in partnership with Microsoft and Qcells, marks a major step forward in the evolution of digital infrastructure. By combining existing assets with cutting-edge technologies, the project is poised to deliver scalable, efficient, and resilient solutions that meet the growing demands of an AI-driven world.

Data Center Dynamics
Apr 22nd, 2026
Prime Group to deploy Edge compute at self-storage sites across US.

Prime Group to deploy Edge compute at self-storage sites across US. Company lists dozens of potential storage locations for potential Edge use cases April 22, 2026 Real estate firm Prime Group Holdings is set to deploy Edge data centers across the US. The company, which traditionally invested in self-storage properties, this week announced its digital infrastructure division will be deploying Edge data centers and battery energy storage systems (BESS) across numerous properties within its existing nationwide portfolio. Prime Group will be partnering with Microsoft and Hanwha subsidiaries Qcells and TransGrid Energy to create a "hyper-connected, low-latency network" focused on inference workloads. "By utilizing available power capacity and existing on-site infrastructure, Prime Group is well-positioned to support distributed solutions designed to meet the growing demands of AI-driven applications," the company said. "Prime Group's 'Micro AI Factory' network is designed to deliver the responsiveness and reliability that support applications such as computer vision, speech recognition, and industrial automation." Founded in 2013, Prime Group Holdings is a real estate private equity platform with a footprint across North America and the Caribbean. The company and its affiliates own and manage more than $10 billion of gross assets. Prime Group should not be confused with Prime Data Centers, an established data center developer that counts Macquarie Capital, Ares Management, Snowhawk, and Nuveen as investors. Prime Group is a major holder of self-storage assets, operating from 450 properties through its Prime Storage arm. Prime Group said its real estate footprint is in dense urban and suburban markets, close to approximately 95 percent of the US population. "Our national footprint and available power capacity create a compelling opportunity to enhance our assets through targeted energy and data infrastructure applications," said Robert J. Moser, CEO of Prime Group. "By integrating Microsoft Azure with Qcells' agentic energy optimization technologies, we are able to generate additional revenue, reduce peak energy demand, and support grid resiliency, all within the framework of assets we already own and operate." At locations where additional power capacity could be beneficial, Prime Group is leveraging TransGrid Energy for power generation and storage. "Reliable, energy-aware operations are essential for distributed AI," said Dr. Youngchoon Park, president of grid & energy services at Qcells. "Hanwha's energy generation deployment and optimization technologies will enable Prime Group's efforts to deploy responsive, grid-aligned AI facilities across the country," added Sean Park, president of TransGrid Energy. - Prime Storage Prime Group has launched a new website, The Edge, offering a number of Edge compute services across the US. The Edge's website lists 14 available 'hubs' across the US, including sites in Washington, California, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Illinois, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and Massachusetts. All listed locations are at Prime Group self-storage facilities. Dozens of smaller 'spoke' and 'satellite' locations are listed. Listed power at sites ranges from around 500kW to 13MW of 'available today' capacity - though most are below 1.5MW - with future sites listing available power ranging from 2.5MW to as much as 18MW, set to be deployed in several phases. Data center design firm Alosanar is listed as a project partner. Alosanar CEO Emmanuel Daniel also holds a role at Qcells North America. "Organizations increasingly need AI infrastructure that is both distributed and energy-aware," added Ulrich Homann, corporate vice president of cloud and AI at Microsoft. "Prime Group's approach demonstrates how Microsoft Azure can help support real-time AI applications at the edge while enabling efficient management of energy resources." More in Edge & iot.

Multi-Housing News
Oct 8th, 2025
Prime Group to Receive $505M Refi for Self Storage Portfolio

The present transaction comes not long after Prime Group secured a $156 million refinancing loan for a three-property self storage portfolio in New York City.