There are 5 self storage units in Tallahassee, FL in a 15 mile radius to choose from. This means fewer options for you to choose from, so storage prices in Tallahassee, FL may be higher than average due to less competition.

Using $1.00/sqft as a national average, the average price for a self storage unit is $1.07. This is 6.58% higher with $0.07 net increase in cost per square foot. You'll be paying more in medium to large cities as storage prices are generally higher in densely populated areas.

Choose from multiple self storage facilities in Tallahassee including:

• The cheapest storage option is Storage Zone - CCNW for a 6' x 6' Unit Unit for $40.00/mo
• The smallest storage option is for a 6' x 6' Unit Unit for $40.00/mo by Storage Zone - CCNW
• The nearest storage is 3.20 miles away for a 6' x 8' Unit Unit for $45.00/mo by Storage Zone - Hannon Mill
• The highest rating is CubeSmart Self Storage (4.5/5) renting a 5' x 10' Unit Unit for $108.00/mo

If storage near Tallahassee, Florida is not close enough to you, you may be interested in the 2 nearby cities including Crawfordville, Havana.

We also have specialized storage to choose from in Tallahassee. If you require a climate controlled unit where temperature and humidity are important, please check out our Tallahassee, FL Climate Controlled Storage, page. If you need to store a boat, car, or RV near Tallahassee, FL, please visit our Tallahassee, FL Vehicle Storage page.

If you're searching for self storage in Tallahassee, there are a few things you should keep in mind. Storage unit prices and availability in Tallahassee are determined by many different factors, including real estate, population growth, the wealth of the local population, the current economic climate, and more. Using US Census data, we've pieced together a better picture of those factors as they relate to self storage in Tallahassee.

Self storage is commonly used as a secure place to store one's belongings when moving into a new home. If there's a high amount of moving activity in Tallahassee, that could affect storage unit pricing and availability. By looking at population changes in Tallahassee, we should be able to get an idea of how many people are moving to or from the city. From 2010 to 2014, the Tallahassee metro area population grew from 181,854 to 188,107, a growth rate of 3.44% according to the US Census.

Housing occupancy and vacancy rates in Tallahassee can help us get a better idea of how much demand there is for living and storage space in Tallahassee and thus the kind of storage prices and availability we should expect to find. If housing occupancy rates in Tallahassee are high, it's probably safe to assume that storage facility occupancy rates in Tallahassee are also high, which would push unit prices up. 11.2% of housing units in Tallahassee are vacant according to the US Census, while 88.8% are occupied. The average occupancy rate in US cities is approximately 89%, which is lower than the rate in Tallahassee, suggesting that storage unit inventory might also be tighter in Tallahassee. With fewer units available, storage facilities in Tallahassee may charge higher prices.