Neighbor
Neighbor
Traditional facilities
Traditional facilities
Wide variety of sizes
Wide variety of sizes
Lowest prices
Lowest prices
Highest safety rating
Highest safety rating
Protection plans
Protection plans
Nationwide availability
Nationwide availability
Verified hosts
Verified hosts
In a few words, Neighbor is an online peer-to-peer community that connects those who have extra space with those in need of storage. We love to help our hosts earn extra money and our renters save money. It’s that simple!
We’re on a mission to solve our neighbor’s problems, and that starts with the space issue. Some neighbors have too much, and some have not enough. By building community, working together, and staying neighborly, we are changing the way we think about self-storage.
Your possessions are more at risk with the more moisture there is. New York City humidity can get very high in the winter and summer, so many items, such as important files, electronics, clothing, antique furniture, musical instruments, and books, might need a climate-controlled self storage unit to prevent mildew or mold from occurring. This type of storage unit will also protect your belongings from New York City's winter cold spells and extreme summer heat. If you don't go with climate-controlled self storage, check on your belongings often. Before storing your items, make sure they're completely dry, pack smaller pieces in plastic storage containers, and consider investing in a humidity monitor to keep track of moisture levels.
Do you have enough space to store your stuff? Neighbor is the complete solution for storage units near New York City. Maybe you simply need to store extra furniture or seasonal items. Or maybe you're attending Fashion Institute Of Technology and need to store your furniture during school holidays. Whatever your needs are, Neighbor has the best, most wallet-friendly storage units near New York City.
Our goal is helping you find nearby New York City storage units by leasing your neighbors' unoccupied basements, bedrooms, closets, sheds, garages, parking spaces, and more.
You'll find several types of inexpensive storage units on Neighbor. Here are the basics:
It costs $231/month, on average, to rent a storage unit in New York City. Fees vary by the size and type of the unit you're renting.
You'll typically want a 5' X 10' storage unit to fit belongings from a studio or 1-bedroom apartment, while a 20' X 20' storage space in New York City should comfortably fit items from a 4-bedroom home. The size storage unit you need depends on what and how many things you're storing as well as the size of your belongings.
Add your desired location on Neighbor for a list of all self storage unit rentals nearby, or you can use our map view to help you find local storage units in New York City, NY. Whether you're searching in Chelsea, in Garment District, or in another neighborhood close by, we're confident you'll see a storage unit just down the street.
Depending on where, what, and the length of time you're storing, different amenities and features might be important. Here's what you may find:
Yes, climate-controlled storage is beneficial to have in New York City, as summer and winter humidity levels can get quite high. It will also be beneficial during these seasons when temps can get extreme.
To prepare items for long-term storage, it's important to clean them properly to prevent damage over time. Use quality storage materials, such as boxes and covers, to ensure that sensitive items are well protected. It may also be wise to invest in moisture absorbers to prevent mold and mildew.
Although Neighbor.com self storage usually features the most cost-effective, most secure, and nearest self storage, traditional self storage facilities may also be another choice for self storage in New York City, NY.
If you'd like information about traditional storage facilities in New York City, NY, check out the below list for more information: