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Advice from other New York storage renters

Are you planning to store in New York, NY? Read these tips from other NYC storage renters:

• Make sure you check all your options.
• Take a measuring tape to double check the unit's actual size.
• Find out before wasting time visiting if facility requires a copy of homeowners insurance. That way, you don't get hit with additional fees added for their insurance.
• I generally recommend air conditioning.
• Research and read reviews.
• Check out SpareFoot for best prices.
• If possible, get pallets to place your cardboard boxes on so they are not on the floor.
• Shop around, there is a lot of price disparity between same size units in different places.
• Understand the difference between a unit and a locker. Lockers are only a few feet tall, units have normal height ceilings.

New York weather can get hot

New York has an average daily temperature above 85 degrees in July and August. In July, the historic average high in New York is 84.2. If you're planning to store during these months, be sure to consider temperature controlled storage.

Humidity is a concern in New York

New York is humid throughout the year, but especially humid in June and July. In these months, the relative humidity remains well above 55 RHm, where mold and mildew can thrive. If you're storing any items susceptible to mold in New York, NY, be sure to rent a climate-controlled storage unit.

Most Common Unit

In New York, people rent 5 x 10 units more than any other size. You can expect to pay $119.83 per month for a 5 x 10 unit.

New York, NY storage has a higher than average price

Storage units in NYC go for a significantly higher price compared to the national average: $2.78 per square foot as opposed to $1.77 nationally. This is $1.01 (57%) higher than the national average. Note that this data takes into account New York's 15 facilities on the SpareFoot network - some facilities may not be factored in.

New York's student population can affect storage prices.

New York, NY is home to New York University, a large college with 43,930 total students enrolled. Of this student body, 22,238 (51%) are undergraduates, who are more likely to need storage for summer and winter breaks than graduate students.

Storage unit inventory

New York has 43 types of storage units in our total stock - 33 of these storage types have been booked by SpareFoot's users.

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