Everything You Need to Know About Finding Self Storage in Zion, IL

There are a few things you should know about Zion self storage before you begin your search. Storage unit prices and availability in Zion are determined by many different factors, including real estate, population growth, the wealth of the local population, the current economic climate, and more. We used US Census data on Zion to give you a better idea of these factors.

Many people use storage as part of their move, so if there are many people moving to Zion, you might expect storage prices to be higher and unit availability to be lower. We can get a good idea of whether or not many people are moving to or from Zion by looking at the change in population. The Zion metro area saw its population decline from 24,365 persons in 2010 to 24,264 persons in 2014 according to the US Census, a decrease of -0.41%.

Vacancy and occupancy rates in the Zion housing market can help us gauge the demand for living space and thus self-storage space in Zion, and may hint at storage availability and pricing. If housing occupancy rates in Zion are high, it's probably safe to assume that storage facility occupancy rates in Zion are also high, which would push unit prices up. The US Census estimates that housing vacancy rates in Zion are at 11.3%, while the occupancy rate is at 88.7%. That's a lower vacancy rate than the average for cities in the United States, and suggests that storage facility vacancy in Zion may also be lower. Low vacancy allows storage facilities to charge higher rent, so a cheap storage unit could be trickier to find in Zion than in other cities.

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