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Milwaukee is a thriving city located on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan. Long known for its brewing and manufacturing facilities, Milwaukee also boasts a large education community. In fact, Milwaukee has the 6th highest per capita student population in North America, thanks to the many universities and college campuses that call the Midwest city home. Milwaukee self storage provides college students living in campus residence halls or small off-campus apartments the extra space they need. Milwaukee storage facilities also help homeowners store seasonal items as the temperatures change dramatically during a typical year. SpareFoot can help you find self storage in Milwaukee in the neighborhood that is most convenient for you.

Where To Find Milwaukee Self Storage

University of WisconsinnMilwaukee

More than 30,000 students attend one of UWM's 14 schools and colleges each year. It's the city's largest university. The 93-acre campus is located on the East Side of Milwaukee, giving students and faculty easy access to both Lake Michigan and downtown Milwaukee.

To find Milwaukee storage units near the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus, search SpareFoot using zip code 53211.

University Hill

Once the site of the Wisconsin State Fair Grounds, University Hill is now the site of Marquette University. Many of these buildings in the area have been remodeled from their original uses to be used as residence halls for the school. For example, Charles Cobeen Hall was once a Milwaukee hotel and David Straz Tower used to be the Downtown Milwaukee YMCA.

To find self storage in Milwaukee near the Marquette University campus in University Hill, search SpareFoot using zip code 53233.

Old North Milwaukee

This neighborhood is a great place to find a bite to eat with it's many popular restaurants. Single family homes and apartment complexes are available in Old North Milwaukee.

To find self storage in Old North Milwaukee, search SpareFoot using zip code 53209.

Harambee

Here you'll find the city's highest point, which may be why the area was first developed by some of Milwaukee's wealthiest residents. Richards Hill, which runs along the highest ridge, is famous for the thousands of perennials that bloom on it each spring, thanks to former resident Daniel Richards. Today, much of the Harambee neighborhood has suffered from economic decline.

To find Milwaukee self storage in the Harambee neighborhood, search SpareFoot using zip code 53212.

Midtown Milwaukee

This area has undergone a resurgence of development in recent years and is now home to many businesses and convenient amenities for residents. People living in this densely populated neighborhood now enjoy easy access to banking, health care, schools and commerce.

To find Milwaukee self storage in Midtown, search SpareFoot using zip codes 53205, 53233 and 53208.

Climate Controlled self storage in Milwaukee

Milwaukee is one of the coldest cities in the United States when winter hits, with average lows of about 20 degrees Fahrenheit. In the summer, temperatures can break 90 degrees Fahrenheit. These temperature extremes can cause damage to furniture, electronics and even some vehicles that are stored without proper protection. Use SpareFoot to find a climate controlled storage unit if your belongings will be negatively impacted by the changing seasons in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee weather can get chilly

Milwaukee, WI commonly drops down to below-freezing temperatures in January, February, March, November and December. In fact, in January, Milwaukee's coldest month, average daily temperatures can be as low as 13.4 degrees Fahrenheit. If youOre storing any cold-sensitive items in Milwaukee - such as electronics - we recommend a climate-controlled unit to protect them.

Humidity is a concern in Milwaukee

Milwaukee is humid throughout the year, but especially humid in January, February, March, June, July, August, September, November and December. In these months, the relative humidity remains well above 55 RHm, where mold and mildew can thrive. If youOre storing any items susceptible to mold in Milwaukee, WI, be sure to rent a climate-controlled storage unit.

Seasonality affects Milwaukee storage prices

Storage prices in Milwaukee tend to be extremely volatile when compared to other cities. Prices can vary by about $9.32 monthly depending on the time of year. Milwaukee storage prices are highest in March, and lowest in September.

Milwaukee's student population can affect storage prices.

Milwaukee, WI is home to University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a large college with 30,504 total students enrolled. Of this student body, 25,259 (83%) are undergraduates, who are more likely to need storage for summer and winter breaks than graduate students. The student body at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is about 5.13% of Milwaukee's population, so student moving patterns can have a noticeable effect on storage prices.

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