We're currently in the midst of South Africa's weakest economic environment in a decade, massive companies are unravelling at the seams, and the latest GDP numbers are anything but pretty. Hey, who's keen for some good news? Back in 2015, Stor-Age became the first and only JSE-listed self-storage company. Since then, they've only gone from strength to strength, and the company is set to grow its dividends at three times the level of its struggling peers in the JSE's real estate sector over the next three years. BusinessLIVE reports that Stor-age now owns 65 properties worth a total of R6 billion: Of this, 49 of them worth R4bn are located in SA and 16 valued at R2bn situated in the UK. The company grew its dividend 9.05% in the year to March to 106.68c, while most other funds struggled to breach 3% growth if they achieved any growth at all.