Public Storage - 1608 NE 92nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97220

4.8/5 - 510 Reviews
Location:
1608 NE 92nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97220
Office hours:
  • Mon-Sun: 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Public Storage - 1608 NE 92nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97220

  • Climate-Controlled

    Protect belongings from temperature changes and humidity

  • Indoor

    Units are located indoors for added protection and convenience

  • Drive-Up Access

    Drive directly up to your unit for easy loading and unloading

    Not sure which size you need? Check our size guide to find the perfect fit.
    5x10 Self Storage 50 Sq. Ft.
    Elevator Access Swing First Floor Access
    $87/mo
    5x6 Self Storage 30 Sq. Ft.
    Elevator Access Swing First Floor Access
    $49/mo
    10x10 Self Storage 100 Sq. Ft.
    Roll-Up Drive-up Access First Floor Access Outdoor Access
    $298/mo
    10x30 Vehicle 300 Sq. Ft.
    Boat Storage Roll-Up Car Storage Drive-up Access Other Vehicle Storage Outdoor Access Parking RV Storage
    $378/mo
    10x30 RV 300 Sq. Ft.
    Boat Storage Car Storage Drive-up Access Other Vehicle Storage Outdoor Access Parking RV Storage
    $329/mo
    10x20 Vehicle 200 Sq. Ft.
    Car Storage Roll-Up Drive-up Access Outdoor Access Parking
    $390/mo
    10x20 Vehicle 200 Sq. Ft.
    Car Storage Drive-up Access Outdoor Access Parking
    $176/mo
    No units are currently available.

    Amenities & features

    • Climate-Controlled
    • Indoor
    • Drive-Up Access
    • Retail Available
    • Onsite Manager
    • Contactless Renting
    • Security Camera
    • Gate
    • Parking
    • Credit Cards Accepted
    • Elevators
    • First Floor Access
    • Multi-Level Storage
    • Online Payment
    • RV Storage

    Customer reviews

    4.8/5
    Average rating
    510
    Number of reviews

    Read some helpful reviews of Public Storage, 1608 NE 92nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97220, shared by real renters with genuine experiences and honest opinions.

    No bathroom, for all intents and purposes. Building manager is not there regularly, and his office hours are not posted. You have to call and ask. Even during regular business times during the week, manager is only there maybe half the day, not every day. They raised my rates astronomically over the last year, so they have to be making good money. They should figure out a way to have the bathroom accessible to customers who are paying to rent storage, even if the manager is not there. A basic service. Have the bathroom require your entrance code. Have a pay-to use bathroom, like in Europe. Even a well-maintained port-a-potty inside the gates would be something. They said that they locked it because a homeless person go in and trashed it. But there are ways they could make it accessible. Put an other gate that requires your entrance code in front of it? Something. There is NO nearby restroom without driving at least 10 minutes. Stupid. The manager was very professional though, patient and responsive. It’s not his fault the company is not providing restroom access, or enough regular hours at the facility. I would not rent here again because of the bathroom issue and them raising my rates $25 a year. ... Read more
    Anne N. - 5 August 2026
    I received a phone call on the afternoon of Wed May 20 that my storage unit had been vandalized. The complex manager agreed to meet with me and boyfriend on Wednesday evening to survey the damage. He told us that the trashing of my unit happened on Tuesday afternoon - although there are no cameras in my hallway of storage units, they caught the people on video from other cameras. These people were renting the storage unit next to mine, and had vandalized around six of the units in this hallway. In my unit, they opened every single box, tossed stuff around, and left much damage. While surveying, a black truck pulled up with a woman, old man, and teen boy - Trenton asked if they'd been robbed too - their demeanors (extremely nervous, non communicative) suggested to me that these were the people who had done it - I texted this to the complex manager along with their license plate. As we walked back to the office, he walked back to them from the office - I don't know what he said but he walked back to where we were waiting at the office, told us it was the same woman and he'd called the police, said he had to go, and drove off. We waited by the front entrance for nearly an hour to see what would happen. While the police did not arrive, we witnessed this complex's terrible lack of security. The old man went back and forth through the gate on a bike, either tagging behind other cars or blatantly standing in the middle of the gate to keep it open. A second black truck arrived - maybe the woman's husband who had been called in for backup by the old man. In the meantime, a woman across the street ran over to say her unit had been robbed too – we exchanged numbers. She texted me with photos each day for THE NEXT THREE DAYS documenting how these same people returned again and again despite supposedly losing their gate access code and their lock to their own unit - leaving with truckloads of stuff, unclear whether theirs or ours. The most frustrating part was my inability to make any meaningful contact with Public Storage - the manager stopped replying to my texts but the security changes we wanted were beyond his control anyway. We were so frustrated that we went on the news to tell our story - a story many of the tenants at this storage complex don't have the time/resources to tell. After all of this, Public Storage has not added any additional security measures (e.g., a better functioning front game, a camera in my hallway, a 24-hour security guard). I’m sure that word is circulating that this storage facility is an easy mark – store your stuff there at your own risk! ... Read more
    Dara S. - 6 June 2026
    Maria W. - 8 March 2026
    Ammie M. - 25 February 2026
    Pat P. - 25 February 2026
    Met the owner yesterday he was super helpful and nice, I did a transfer from one property to another because I was experiencing unwanted contact with someone trying to break in- it was smooth sailing. Met Chad the next day, he was super nice as well. They take care of this property and the people who rent here. No complaints. ... Read more
    Michelle D. - 12 February 2026
    I finished moving all of my stuff into this public storage today. I was left to organize and assemble everything in an orderly manner. I noticed my phone was at 5%. I had no idea how i was going to get it charged as there are no outlets near my unit. I went to the office and asked Robert if I could possibly charge my phone in there while I finished with my unit. Robert was more than accommodating. He even took the time to come let me know he had to run to another property for 20 minutes. Asking if I'd like to pick my phone up the or of I was ok to wait until he returned. Very thoughtful. Thank you Robert. ... Read more
    Brandie S. - 20 January 2026
    Ava W. - 7 October 2025
    Madeline C. - 4 September 2025
    Dahlia S. - 12 June 2025
    Dan G. - 27 March 2025
    Alfredo M. - 18 March 2025
    What a wild, terrible tale of dodged accountability, crime, and incompetence! In 2023, I rented a space to store my car trailer with Public Storage. The price was good- it was a Memorial Day special, and was about 40% less than other locations. At the time, I asked the staff at the location if the rate was likely to go up. They said it was not likely to go up for at least a year, since the annual increases had already happened. So I stored my trailer there and put several locks on it. A wheel lock, a hitch lock, and also a location tracker. Three months later, to my surprise, the price went up significantly to just above the price of nearby locations. Due to the hassle, I didn't move. I certainly should have. So much regret.... On January 6th of this year I got a call from the staff at Public Storage. Had I removed my car trailer? No, I replied. I hadn't. Why? It turns out, they had a very bad feeling about my missing trailer. According to the staff member, just before the holidays, an individual had come in and rented the smallest unit available. They took and verified their ID and took payment. Early the morning of Jan 1st, video showed the individual entering the complex with their PIN, and then leaving with my trailer. Sure enough, the location tracker showed a location other than Public Storage. Unfortunately, because they had taken 5 days to notice the crime, the location corresponded to the tracker in a dumpster. The staff at Public Storage explained that they were not in a position to make a police report, but that while I had to make the police report, they would not give me any of the information they had about the individual that had given them ID and had been seen leaving with the trailer. All I could fill out was a generic police report with as many specifics as I had, and many months later I haven't been contacted by the police. Even my insurance company can not get any information from Public Storage. Since the trailer had been stolen early January 1st, I asked Public Storage to refund me for the month of January. While they wouldn't help with anything else or reimburse me any further, they did agree to finalize the account with a 0-dollar balance. Not surprising, I now have "Cedar Business Services", a Las Vegas collections company, hounding my e-mail, phone, and mail for the rent for that January. Like any terrible collections company, they won't believe me that the balance is zero. Calling Public Storage, I found out that they never did refund the account. I also asked them to remove the collections. Their response? "We can't do anything about that other than show that the account is paid." What CAN the staff at Public Storage do? What are they ACTUALLY capable of? The only thing they seem to be capable of is raising the prices long before they said they would. Now I have a missing trailer and have to pay a lawyer to fix the collections issue. Conclusion?: You are going to spend less time and less money storing your things in a vacant field. ... Read more
    Chrisper - 24 February 2025
    Todd M. - 5 February 2025
    Lauren H. - 1 December 2024
    Customer service at this location is excellent. Robert went out of his way to help me with a unit at another location. He was able to look up my account and explain things to me so that I understood better about what was happening with my account and my unit, and he was able to help me understand how and why I was no longer in jeopardy with my unit. I like these guys. ... Read more
    Mossy M. - 26 November 2024

    About this facility

    Located at 1608 NE 92nd Avenue in Portland, this Public Storage facility offers small, medium, and large units, accommodating a variety of storage needs. Whether you’re decluttering your home, storing seasonal items, or need extra space during a move, this facility has options to suit your situation. Unit features include roll-up and swing doors, with access made simple through elevators and first-floor units.

    Portland's rainy weather and fluctuating temperatures make the facility’s climate-controlled units a significant advantage for storing delicate belongings like electronics, furniture, and documents. The property also provides indoor access, ensuring your items are protected from the elements while you load or unload. For added convenience, there’s drive-up access as well as parking for vehicle storage and RV storage for recreational vehicles.

    Security is a priority at this facility, with security cameras, a gated entrance, and an onsite manager to provide peace of mind. Contactless renting and online payment options make leasing simple, and the on-site store offers moving supplies to help streamline moving day. This facility is perfect for Portland residents needing accessible, secure, and flexible storage solutions.

    Price comparison

    See how this facility's unit prices compare to others in Portland, broken down by size.

    Small $68/mo
    Location minimum Location maximum
    $15/mo $271/mo
    Medium $298/mo
    Location minimum Location maximum
    $12/mo $516/mo
    Large $318/mo
    Location minimum Location maximum
    $77/mo $924/mo

    Location & walkability

    This storage facility is in a highly accessible area with excellent walkability and public transit options.

    54

    out of 100

    Walk Score

    Somewhat Walkable

    Some errands can be accomplished on foot

    69

    out of 100

    Transit Score

    Good Transit

    Many nearby public transportation options

    66

    out of 100

    Bike Score

    Bikeable

    Some bike infrastructure

    Walk Score®: 54, Transit Score®: 69, Bike Score®: 66

    Neighborhood highlights

    Located near shopping, car wash stations, and other local conveniences, this storage facility helps you make the most of every visit.

    • Fred Meyer

      Services 0.06 miles

    • Northeast Halsey & 92nd

      Transportation 0.08 miles

    • Northeast 92nd & Schuyler

      Transportation 0.08 miles

    • Northeast 92nd & Tillamook

      Transportation 0.19 miles

    • Northeast Halsey & 90th

      Transportation 0.21 miles

    • Northeast Halsey & 88th

      Transportation 0.21 miles

    • Providence Gateway Family Medicine

      Services 0.29 miles

    • Providence Immediate Care - Gateway

      Services 0.29 miles

    • Providence Gateway Medical Plaza

      Services 0.3 miles

    Frequently Asked Questions

    The right storage unit size depends on what you plan to store and how much space you need to move around your items.

    5x5 or 5x10 units are great for smaller loads, such as chairs, lamps, small furniture pieces, boxes, books, and documents.

    10x10 or 10x15 units work well for larger furniture, bicycles, appliances, and the contents of a small apartment.

    10x20 or 10x30 units can typically fit the contents of a three-bedroom home, including large furniture and multiple appliances.

    If you’re unsure which size is best, a unit size calculator can help estimate the right fit based on the items you’re planning to store – helping you avoid paying for more space than you need.

    Climate-controlled storage units maintain consistent temperature and humidity levels, helping protect items from damage caused by heat, cold, or excess moisture.

    You may want climate control if you’re storing items that can be sensitive to temperature changes, such as furniture, clothing, appliances, paperwork, photographs, artwork, electronics, or wood and leather goods. These units are especially useful for long-term storage or in areas with hot summers, cold winters, or high humidity.

    If you’re storing durable items like tools or outdoor gear, a standard unit may be sufficient. When in doubt, climate control offers added protection and peace of mind.

    The facility at 1608 NE 92nd Avenue is accessible during regular access hours, typically Mon-Sun: 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. Office hours and gate access times may differ, so it’s a good idea to check the facility’s posted schedule before your visit.

    To open your storage unit door, start by unlocking it, whether it uses a traditional padlock or a Bluetooth-enabled smart lock. Once unlocked, grab the bottom handle and lift or pull up the roll-up door until it’s fully open.

    If you’re using the unit for the first time, make sure the lock is properly removed before opening the door to avoid damage.

    Security helps protect your belongings while they’re in storage and gives you peace of mind between visits. Many self storage facilities use a combination of features such as video surveillance, gated access, on-site management, and well-lit premises to help deter unauthorized access.

    At Public Storage - 1608 NE 92nd Avenue, available security amenities may include Security Camera, Gate, Onsite Manager, designed to help keep your items protected.

    Yes, most standard vehicles can be stored in self storage units. A 10x20 unit typically provides enough space for a car, while outdoor or designated parking areas may be available for larger vehicles.

    For safety reasons, most self storage facilities restrict certain items. These commonly include:

    • Hazardous, flammable, or toxic materials
    • Perishable food
    • Live plants or animals
    • Cash, firearms, or irreplaceable valuables

    Always check with the facility at 1608 NE 92nd Avenue for specific restrictions and recommendations.

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