80 listings with more than 1,512 storage units in Miami, FL.

Miami, FL, self storage offers plenty of non-climate-controlled units

Miami self storage units without climate control can be used to store items not harmed by humidity or extreme temperatures. Non-climate-controlled units may be located inside the building or outside — the latter may have drive-up access, which is convenient for storing bulky items. The small sizes are often called ‘lockers.'

You can rent non-climate-controlled self storage in Miami for an average of $158 per month.

Climate-controlled self storage units in Miami, FL, are available for delicate items

Units with climate control have constantly regulated temperature and humidity levels. They are good for possessions damaged easily by weather conditions, such as clothes, photographs, paperwork, wooden furniture and musical instruments.

Miami has around 111 facilities with climate-controlled storage units.

Climate-controlled storage units in Miami rent for an average of $183 per month.

RV storage units in Miami, FL

RVing is an increasingly popular activity in and around Miami. Annual RV sales in Florida, at around $2.6B clearly show the degree of interest for this pastime. Many residents love using motorhomes and other recreational vehicles for short weekend trips or longer vacations. However, while not in use, RVs need a place where they can be safely stored. Fortunately, many self storage facilities in Miami offer units or parking spaces large enough to house an RV.

You can find 11 self storage facilities that offer RV storage services in Miami.

Renting an RV unit in Miami costs around $302 per month.

Vehicle self storage can be found at many Miami, FL, facilities

Residents of Miami who have cars or motorcycles — 127,075 households there own a vehicle — may need somewhere outside the home to keep them. And if you own several cars, even your garage may not provide enough room. A climate-controlled unit will provide extra protection for valuable vehicles.

Fortunately, Miami has 15 self storage facilities that offer space for vehicles.

The average cost of vehicle storage in Miami is $238 per month.

Boat storage in Miami, FL, for boating fans

Residents of Miami are passionate about boating and other related activities such as fishing and water sports, which creates extra self storage demand. There are about 870,749 boats registered in the entire state, and some of them are right here in Miami. If you are a Miami resident that owns a boat, you also need a space to keep it while it is not in use. Fortunately, local self storage facilities can provide you with boat storage options.

You can find about 7 facilities in Miami that rent storage units suitable for boats.

The average monthly rent for boat storage in Miami stands at around $317.

Miami, FL, self storage can help a lot if you are moving there

US Census data shows that in 2021 Miami welcomed approximately 67,044 new residents, attracted by job opportunities and an urban lifestyle. Miami is now home to a population of 440,807, a -4.40% change year-over-year.

Compared to 10 years ago, Miami's population grew 9.67%.

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

Numbers are total population figures in Miami, FL, as per the U.S. Census.

Renting a self storage unit can help you move to Miami, relieving the stress of moving everything all in one go.

How self storage in Miami, FL, assists the local housing market

Miami has a housing market made up of 30% homeowners and 70% renters. 4% of adult residents in Florida live in multigenerational households. On average, an apartment in Miami offers about 892 sq. ft. The average size of all homes in Miami is 1,550. Homes in Miami come with 2 bedrooms more commonly than with any other configuration.

If you cannot store all your possessions at home, rent a self storage unit to get extra space.

College students in Miami, FL, need self storage to keep their belongings over summer

Miami is a well-known destination for young people pursuing higher education in one of the 42 local colleges and universities. However, these college students usually leave Miami for the summer break, which means they often need to store their dorm room belongings somewhere until the fall semester starts. Fortunately, there are multiple self storage facilities in Miami located relatively close to the campuses, so college students can rent a self storage unit to safely store their stuff.