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Non-climate-controlled self storage provision in San Francisco, CA

Self storage units in San Francisco come in many shapes and sizes as they serve various needs. Non-climate-controlled units are the most common ones and they're usually situated outdoors. That means they often offer the perk of drive-up access. Most people store items such as patio furniture, kitchen items and gardening tools in non-climate-controlled units. You can also rent indoor units — the smaller ones are also known as lockers.

The cost of a non-climate-controlled storage stands at around $275/month in San Francisco.

Climate-controlled self storage in San Francisco, CA

Climate-controlled storage units ensure constant temperature and humidity levels throughout the year, regardless of the weather outside. Thus, climate-controlled storage is the ideal solution for expensive and delicate belongings, including collectibles, electronics, antiques, artworks, expensive clothing and accessories.

There are around 17 climate-controlled facilities in San Francisco.

The monthly rate for a climate-controlled unit in San Francisco hovers around $262.

Vehicle storage in San Francisco, CA

Self storage in San Francisco can also be used for storing the vehicles that you don't use on daily basis, including cars, motorcycles and ATVs. Around 224,462 of the households in San Francisco have registered vehicles, and self storage can assist with keeping them safe while not in use. Instead of blocking precious garage space with a car or another vehicle that you seldomly use, rent a self storage unit to keep it safe long term.

There are 2 facilities in San Francisco that offer units suitable for vehicle storage.

Renting a unit for vehicle storage in San Francisco costs around $169 per month.

Self storage can streamline your move to San Francisco, CA

San Francisco is a popular moving destination that currently has about 865,933 residents, with around 132,516 people moving here in 2021 alone.

Compared to 10 years ago, San Francisco's population grew 7.20%.

Here's how the population of San Francisco changed over the last 10 years:

Numbers are total population figures in San Francisco, CA, as per the U.S. Census.

The new residents are ready to enjoy San Francisco's many opportunities in terms of jobs, education and entertainment – and self storage can assist with the transition to a new place.

Whether you're relocating to San Francisco from another city, or even if you're planning a local move, self storage can help you make the entire process easier. Rent a self storage unit next to your new home and drive or ship your possessions there as you pack them, simplifying moving day as much as possible.

Self storage supports the San Francisco, CA, housing market

The San Francisco housing market is made up of 62% renters and 38% homeowners, and about 6% of adults in California are living in multigenerational homes. The average size of homes in San Francisco is 1,344 sq. ft. Homes in San Francisco come with 1 bedroom more commonly than with any other configuration. If you're looking to maximize living space in your home, you can keep bulky and seasonal items in a storage unit.

An apartment in San Francisco offers 736 sq. ft. on average. If you're looking to maximize living space in your home, you can keep bulky and seasonal items in a storage unit.

Moreover, if you're a homeowner and you wish to engage in some type of home improvement project, self storage can also lend a helping hand. To assist you during the renovation time – which can take months – the contents of a room, or any items close to the construction site, can sit in a storage unit until the project is done to prevent cluttering your home even more.

College students can benefit from self storage

In San Francisco, there are 19 colleges and universities. If you're a college student here, you can also use self storage at the end of the academic year. Instead of moving all your belongings back home — which can be expensive and time-consuming — it's easier to put your things in a storage unit until the next academic year begins. Self storage presents the same type of advantage for international students as they don't need to bring their belongings back if they visit their home country for the summer.