Browse 124 storage facilities for the best storage units in and around Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ

Non-climate-controlled self storage in Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ

Non-climate-controlled self storage units in Hackensack are great for belongings that aren't sensitive to heat or temperature such as gardening tools, plastic patio furniture and kitchen items. They can be outdoor units, which typically means you have drive-up access to them, or situated indoors. If you're looking for the smallest size available, a locker type of storage unit is also available.

Renting a non-climate-controlled storage unit costs around $163/month in Hackensack.

Climate-controlled self storage in Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ

Climate-controlled units are excellent for storing temperature- and humidity-sensitive items such as furniture, appliances, documents, clothes and much more.

There are 4 self storage facilities offering climate-controlled units in Hackensack.

Renting a climate-controlled storage unit costs around $176/month in Hackensack.

Self Storage can assist you when you're relocating to Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ

With Hackensack boasting varied job prospects and an attractive lifestyle, 6,320 people made Hackensack their new home in 2021, based on U.S. Census data. Overall, the city's population is 45,723 people, a 3.29% change year-over-year.

Compared to 10 years ago, Hackensack's population grew 6.02%.

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

Numbers are total population figures in Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, as per the U.S. Census.

The Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, housing market benefits from self storage

When it comes to the Hackensack housing market, about 34% of residents are homeowners and close to 66% are renters. Moreover, 4% of adults in New Jersey are part of multigenerational households. A typical home in Hackensack has 1 bedroom.

Renters living in a Hackensack apartment usually enjoy about 825 square feet. If they need to make more room in their apartments, seasonal and bulky items can stay in a storage unit until later.

As for homeowners, self storage can come in handy whenever they're about to start a home improvement project, for instance. As these types of projects can carry on over a few months, moving belongings from the area of the home under construction into storage can be quite effective. The project can be finished without cluttering the rest of the home.

College students can benefit from self storage

In Hackensack, there are 3 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.