Search Cheap Self Storage Units in 
Memphis, TN

Helpful Resources for First Time Storage Renters in Memphis, TN

• Find out what storage unit size you need in Memphis.
• Read about the best storage unit locks to use in Memphis, TN.
• Learn why Memphis, TN storage facilities require insurance and what it covers.
• Maximize your space by organizing your Memphis, TN self-storage unit.

Moving to Memphis, TN

Memphis is most well-known for popularizing multiple genres of music, such as blues, rock 'n' roll and soul. But Memphis isn't solely for music lovers; it's for anyone looking for affordable living in a relatively large city that has temperate weather and plenty of job opportunities.

In addition to its rich music history; Memphis played a significant role in the American Civil Rights Movement. History buffs will enjoy the National Civil Rights Museum. Keep reading to learn more about living in Memphis, TN.

Memphis: Affordable Urban Living

With a cost of living that's 14% lower than the national average, Memphis, Tennessee, is very affordable for a city of its size (the city has a population of more than 600,000). The fact Tennessee has no state income tax helps reduce the cost of living in Memphis even further. If you've already decided to move to Memphis but are worried you have too much stuff, consider renting a self storage unit. Storage units in Memphis are available in a wide range of sizes to accommodate your storage space needs, from a few boxes to car and boat storage.

For added convenience, consider facilities with 24 hour access. And if security is a priority, many facilities provide gate access solely for existing customers. Another factor to consider in Memphis is humidity; for sensitive items, opt for a climate controlled storage unit.

Job Market in Memphis

Memphis offers a variety of opportunities for professionals, particularly those in the medical field. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Saint Francis Hospital and Methodist Hospital of Memphis are just a few of the medical facilities in the city for professionals in healthcare. Memphis is also a hub for transportation and shipping companies. In fact, it's where FedEx, one of the largest transportation and shipping companies in the world is headquartered. Other Fortune 500 companies in Memphis include AutoZone and International Paper.

Universities and Colleges in Memphis

Memphis has multiple highly rated universities and colleges, making it a great place to advance your education and career. Some of the most prestigious universities in the area include:

• University of Memphis
• Rhodes College
• Christian Brothers University

Most Desirable Places to Live in Memphis, TN

Memphis is a great place for people, including college students, young professionals and families, in every stage of life to live. And these are some of the most desirable neighborhoods:

Midtown

This trendy central district is one of the city's most unique. In it, you'll find beautiful historic homes with large wraparound porches and residents who closely relate to one another and genuinely care about their community. Midtown is also a very short commute to downtown.

Cooper-Young

This historic neighborhood is one of the most iconic neighborhoods in Memphis. The residents are young and hip, and it's chock full of colorful mom-and-pop shops, trendy restaurants and bars, making it the perfect area for those who value the ability to walk everywhere.

Binghamton

This neighborhood is adjacent to Midtown. It's great for young families as it's home to two public schools: Lester Elementary School and Brewster Elementary School. It's also adjacent to one of the largest parks in the city, Overton Park, which also houses the Memphis Zoo.

Memphis Suburbs

Consider moving to the following suburbs near Memphis if you like living outside the city, but want the option to commute or occasionally visit the city for fun:

• Germantown
• Collierville
• Bartlett

Facilitate a smooth relocation process to Memphis by renting a storage unit.