Storage Units In Baltimore, MD

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Living in Baltimore

Located on the Chesapeake Bay, Baltimore has a thriving job market, an affordable cost of living, and an exciting food scene. Baltimore is, unsurprisingly, one of the oldest cities in the U.S. Established in the early 1700s, it has played a pivotal role throughout American history.

Baltimore has top-notch healthcare and education, as well as great weather, making it one of the most desirable places to live on the East Coast. Consider moving to Baltimore if you love living in a city with easy access to outdoor recreational options, year round. Partially a result of its age, the city offers a wide range of housing options across a diverse pool of neighborhoods to match your personal wants and needs. Its extensive public transport network, which includes buses, a light rail, and a subway system, offer added convenience.

Affordable Living on the East Coast

The cost of living in Baltimore, Maryland, is a bit higher than the National Average, but compared with other cities along the East Coast, especially those further north, Baltimore is relatively affordable. Healthcare costs in Baltimore are a bit less than the national average.

Consider renting a self-storage unit when moving to Baltimore if your new home or office lacks ample storage space. Storage units in Baltimore come in a wide range of sizes to match your needs, so be sure to consult our storage size guide before choosing a unit. Some Baltimore self-storage rentals have climate-controlled environments with regulated humidity and temperature for safe year round storage. Drive-up and 24-hour access are common options for added convenience.

Baltimore Job Market

Baltimore offers various job opportunities across several fields, particularly technology, auto-manufacturing, transportation, shipping and steel processing.

The Port of Baltimore is a significant economic driver that supports a ton of jobs and is a major source of tax revenue for the city. Outside of shipping, several of the city's largest employers fall within the bioscience, higher education and healthcare industries. Tourism also contributes significantly to Baltimore's economy, largely due to unique attractions, like the National Aquarium, and its proximity to historic Washington, D.C.

Pursue a Degree at Baltimore's Top-rated Universities

Baltimore is home to some of the most distinguished universities and colleges in the country. Some of the most notable higher education institutions in the Baltimore area include:

• Johns Hopkins University
• University of Maryland, Baltimore
• Morgan State University

Popular Neighborhoods in Baltimore

Baltimore is a beautiful and historic city. It's home to some of the best museums and attractions in the county, and it's perfect for those interested in American history. If you're moving to the Baltimore area, consider one of the following neighborhoods or suburbs:

Canton

This waterfront neighborhood offers a blend of urban city living and suburban features. It has beautiful historic homes, as well as a variety of walkable retail strips. It also has plenty of lush green space for those who enjoy spending most of their free time outside.

Federal Hill

Federal Hill is an attractive neighborhood for young professionals, thanks to its thriving nightlife. Another waterfront neighborhood, it offers stunning views of the city's skyline, and has one of the best walkability scores in the city. It even offers green space in the form of Federal Hill Park.

Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon is a cultural and historic hub in Baltimore. It's adjacent to Downtown, just north, which means there is no waterfront in this neighborhood, and it's close to the University of Baltimore. It's also home to the Washington Monument (there are two: one in Washington D.C. and one in Baltimore), making it a popular place for tourists to stay when they visit.

Baltimore Suburbs

Consider moving to suburbs like Glen Burnie, Dundalk, Hanover or Edgemore if you prefer living outside of, but not too far away, from the city. These suburban areas are all less than a 20-minute drive away from Baltimore, making for an easy commute or day trip.

When moving to Baltimore, explore storage on SpareFoot for a smooth relocation process.

How SpareFoot Works

What is SpareFoot?

SpareFoot is an online marketplace that lets you quickly find and compare local self-storage facilities in Baltimore, Maryland to find the right storage unit for your needs at the best price. With listings for 20,000+ facilities, Sparefoot offers the largest, most up-to-date selection of storage units all in one convenient place.

How do I use SpareFoot?

Finding storage near you in Baltimore, Maryland can be a hassle, which is why SpareFoot is designed with ease-of-use in mind! Simply type in a zip code, address or city to view all the available storage units in that area. Our advanced search filters let you compare all available unit sizes, prices, amenities (like climate control or drive-up access), customer reviews and exclusive online storage deals.

How do I book my storage unit with SpareFoot?

Once you’ve found a storage unit in Baltimore, Maryland that fits your needs, you can reserve online for free, no credit card required! You can also reserve your unit by phone. There are no obligations, and you can cancel for free at any time.

Is it really free?

Yes! Reservations on Sparefoot are completely free with no strings attached. No credit card is required until you arrive at the storage facility to complete your lease agreement and move in.