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How do I find storage units near me?

Whether you need short-term storage while you relocate within the Boston area, are a college student on summer break or a business owner looking to store extra inventory and supplies, a self-storage unit is an easy and convenient solution. On SelfStorage.com you'll find listings for storage facilities across the Boston area with storage units in a variety of sizes with amenities like 24-hour access and climate control. The easiest way to find the right storage unit near you is to search by your ZIP code, address or neighborhood and filter the results by your preferred amenities and storage unit size.

What To Know Before Moving To Boston

Boston is one of those iconic American cities that everyone knows something about, whether they've been there or not. When you hear someone mention Harvard, the Celtics, Fenway Park, or the country's oldest and most famous marathon, you know they're talking about this city.

Boston, or ''Beantown'', is known for its rich history, but it's also recognized as one of the most innovative cities in the world due to cultural assets, accessibility, transportation systems, and educational institutions.

A Great Place To Learn & Work

According to the QS World University Rankings 2023, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University were ranked #1 and #5, respectively, on its list of top universities world-wide. And with six other internationally ranked universities located in Boston, it's no wonder the city was also ranked 11th in the world for ''Best Student Cities''.

Boston is a young professional's dream. Due to innovation, a strong economy, and its reputation for being an epicenter for higher education, Boston is considered one of the best cities in the world to work and to find a job, making it the perfect place for established professionals, entrepreneurs, and digital startups.

The largest industries in Boston are:

• Health care and social assistance
• Professional, scientific and technical services
• Educational services

While the highest paying industries are:

• Management of companies and enterprises
• Finance and insurance
• Utilities

A Great Place To Live

As you can already tell, it's not unusual to see Boston on impressive lists such as ''Fittest U.S. Cities'' and ''Best Cities in the World'' to live. Bostonians are healthy and happy due to the vast number of parks, playgrounds, family activities, and high per capita art funding.

Some of Boston's most highly respected institutions include:

• The Boston Symphony Orchestra
• The Boston Museum of Fine Arts
• Berklee School of Music
• Huntington Theatre Company

With over 200 parks, more than 40 museums, a variety of professional sports teams to cheer for, and a robust job market, Boston is one of America's top cities for a reason.

Best Neighborhoods In Boston

Beacon Hill

Gorgeous cobblestone streets and close proximity to both the downtown area and Boston Public Garden are huge draws to the Beacon Hill neighborhood. Although it's a little pricey, many Bostonians are happy to pay a little more to live in this picturesque area with historical charm.

Allston-Brighton

This neighborhood is five miles from downtown and just up the road from Boston University, making it a popular area for students and young professionals to rent apartments - also due to its affordability and safety. After school and work, residents have their choice of incredible restaurants, live music venues, and trendy shops.

Cambridge

People who live on the outskirts of Boston in Cambridge love the small-town feel with easy access to big-city living. Cambridge is ideal for those who are looking for:

• Advanced education (Harvard and MIT)
• Outdoor adventure (16 parks and the Charles River)
• An environmentally friendly neighborhood (clean energy initiatives, as well as perfect walkability and public transit scores)

Storage Solutions For The Big Move

When you decide to make a move, consider storage units in Boston to ease your at-home living or make annual traveling that much easier. Our Boston storage units even allow for easy drive-up access, so you can skip the sweaty back and forth trips. If you have any questions about storage needs in South Boston, Hyde Park, or other local neighborhood, one of our customer service representatives would be happy to help you.