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Current availability updated December 12, 2025: 99 climate-controlled facilities, 34 with drive-up access, 8 offering 24/7 entry. Filter by distance and price, book in minutes.
Most Miami renters choose 10×10 units (fits one-bedroom apartments). Right now 54 facilities are priced below the average monthly price of $141.18, with the cheapest being $59.00 at A+ Storage - Doral.
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| Unit Size | Average Price | What Fits |
|---|---|---|
| 5'x5' | $42.77 | Closet, boxes, seasonal |
| 5'x10' | $74.08 | Studio, mattress set |
| 10'x10' | $141.18 | 1-bedroom apartment |
| 10'x15' | $234.32 | 2-bedroom home |
| 10'x20' | $318.15 | 3-bedroom house, vehicle |
Miami's storage demand spikes for reasons you won't see in Denver or Detroit. Let me break down what our platform data shows: between October and April, storage inquiries jump 280% as snowbirds arrive with six months' worth of belongings. College students need summer storage when they return home to Latin America or the Northeast. Young professionals frequently relocate between trendy neighborhoods like Wynwood and Brickell, often downsizing from houses to high-rise condos.
Add in hurricane season preparations, where families store outdoor furniture, important documents, and seasonal items from June through November, and you've got year-round demand that keeps Miami facilities at 90%+ occupancy. That's significantly higher than the national average of 70-75%.
The international population adds another layer. I've seen families store entire household shipments while waiting for work visas, or keep belongings during extended business trips between Miami and South America. These aren't typical "spring cleaning" storage needs, they're urgent, often same-week requirements.
In Miami, "near me" isn't just about distance, it's about beating traffic and accessing major expressways. A facility that's three miles (4.8 kilometers) away might take 45 minutes during rush hour, while one that's seven miles (11.3 kilometers) near I-95 or the Palmetto could be faster.
Our Miami customer data reveals that 67% prioritize highway access over pure proximity. Sarah, a Brickell resident, chose a Doral facility specifically because she could access it via the Dolphin Expressway without fighting downtown traffic. "The extra 10 minutes of driving saved me 20 minutes of sitting in gridlock," she told us.
Consider these Miami-specific "near me" factors: Can you reach the facility without crossing the causeway during peak hours? Is there parking for your moving truck? Will you need to access your unit during Art Basel or Ultra Music Festival when certain areas become traffic nightmares?
The sweet spot for most Miami residents is within 15 minutes during off-peak hours, with direct expressway access. That typically means facilities in Doral, West Miami, or along the I-95 corridor for maximum accessibility.
Here's the truth about Miami storage: if it matters to you, it needs climate control. Our data shows that Miami's humidity levels exceed 80% for 8-9 months per year, with temperatures ranging from 70-90°F (21-32°C). Standard storage units without climate control create perfect conditions for mold, mildew, and warping.
Climate-controlled units maintain temperatures between 55-85°F (13-29°C) with humidity levels at 30-50%. This isn't just comfort, it's protection for electronics, wooden furniture, leather goods, documents, artwork, and textiles. I've seen too many customers lose valuable items to Miami's moisture.
The cost difference? Climate-controlled units in Miami run $40-80 more per month than standard units, but that's significantly less than replacing a ruined couch or family photos. Maria from Coral Gables learned this lesson: "I saved $50 monthly on a regular unit and lost $3,000 in furniture to humidity damage. Never again."
Expect to pay $120-200 per month for a 10x10 foot (3x3 meter) climate-controlled unit in Miami, with premium locations like South Beach reaching $250+.
Drive-up storage units offer ground-level access where you can pull your vehicle directly to the unit door. In Miami's heat and frequent afternoon thunderstorms, this convenience becomes essential. No carrying boxes through multiple hallways or elevators while it's 92°F (33°C) with 85% humidity.
These units work best for frequently accessed items, moving situations, or business inventory. But, drive-up units in Miami typically aren't climate-controlled, making them suitable only for items that can handle heat and humidity: outdoor furniture, sports equipment, tools, and certain business supplies.
Drive-up units cost $80-150 per month for a 10x10 foot (3x3 meter) space, about $40-60 less than climate-controlled alternatives. They're most available in suburban areas like Doral, West Miami, and North Miami, where facilities have space for ground-level construction.
Miami's boating culture and hurricane preparations create enormous demand for vehicle storage. Boat and jet ski storage runs $150-400 per month depending on size, with covered options adding $50-100 monthly. Many facilities offer wash stations and electrical hookups.
RV and boat storage becomes critical during hurricane season. Customers often store vehicles from June through November, then retrieve them for winter recreation. Book early, these spots fill up by May for hurricane season.
Classic car storage requires climate control and often costs $200-350 monthly for premium protection. Some facilities offer battery maintenance and periodic start-up services for an additional fee.
Miami's seasonal population swings create massive demand for flexible storage terms. Snowbirds typically need 6-8 month storage from April through October, while college students require 3-4 month summer storage.
Many Miami facilities offer seasonal rates with 10-20% discounts for 6+ month commitments. But, be wary of "first month free" promotions that lock you into 12-month contracts. Read the fine print carefully.
Student storage peaks in May and December. Facilities near University of Miami, Florida International University (FIU), and Miami Dade College often provide shuttle services and group discounts. Book by March for summer storage, these fill up fast.
Brickell and downtown Miami offer limited storage options due to high real estate costs and zoning restrictions. Expect to pay premium prices, $180-300 monthly for a 10x10 foot (3x3 meter) climate-controlled unit. The few facilities here fill up quickly due to the dense residential population.
Your best bet: look slightly outside the immediate area in Spring Garden or Allapattah neighborhoods, where you'll find more options at $120-200 monthly. The extra 10-minute drive saves you $50-100 per month.
Pros: Walking distance or short Metromover ride to your unit. Cons: Limited availability, premium pricing, and difficult truck access for move-ins.
Miami Beach storage is the most expensive in the region, with monthly rates reaching $250-400 for climate-controlled units. Island geography limits facility construction, creating artificial scarcity.
Most Miami Beach residents store on the mainland in areas like North Miami or Hialeah, accepting the causeway commute for significant savings. A 10x10 foot (3x3 meter) unit in North Miami costs $130-180 versus $250-350 on the beach.
Key consideration: factor in causeway traffic when calculating access time. A mainland facility might actually be faster to reach during peak hours than a beach-side location.
These upscale neighborhoods support higher storage prices but offer excellent facilities. Expect $150-250 monthly for climate-controlled units, with some facilities offering concierge services and 24/7 access.
Facilities here typically feature enhanced security, covered loading areas, and professional management. The demographic supports premium services, so you'll find amenities like package acceptance and moving truck rentals on-site.
Coconut Grove residents often prefer facilities with boat and vehicle storage options, given the neighborhood's marina culture.
This area offers good storage variety at moderate prices. Climate-controlled units run $120-200 monthly, with new facilities opening regularly as the neighborhoods gentrify.
Many young professionals here prefer month-to-month flexibility as they relocate frequently within Miami. Look for facilities offering online account management and contactless access, tech-forward amenities popular with this demographic.
Wynwood's art scene creates demand for specialized storage with extra security for valuable artwork and collectibles.
This region offers Miami's best storage values with excellent highway access. Climate-controlled units cost $100-160 monthly, about 30-40% less than beachside locations.
Doral facilities often feature extensive vehicle storage options, serving the area's business community. Many offer loading docks and commercial-friendly hours for business inventory storage.
Highway proximity makes this ideal for customers throughout Miami-Dade who prioritize access over immediate neighborhood convenience.
Strong seasonal demand from snowbirds drives pricing in this corridor. Climate-controlled units run $130-220 monthly, with peak season premiums from November through March.
Many facilities here specialize in short-term and seasonal storage, offering flexible terms and snowbird-friendly policies. Some provide shuttle services to major condo complexes.
Aventura facilities often feature enhanced security and luxury amenities, catering to the area's affluent seasonal residents.
Suburban density allows for larger, newer facilities with competitive pricing. Climate-controlled units cost $110-180 monthly, making this region popular for families needing larger spaces.
Many facilities offer extensive vehicle and boat storage, serving residents with recreational equipment. Hurricane preparedness services are common, including pre-storm pickup and post-storm delivery.
Family-oriented amenities like wide aisles, elevator access, and covered loading areas are standard in this market.
Miami's security requirements go beyond basic gate access and cameras. Look for facilities with 24/7 on-site management or security personnel, crime rates vary significantly by neighborhood, and unmanned facilities become targets.
Essential security features include individual unit alarms, well-lit areas, and security cameras with night vision capability. Many premium facilities offer biometric access and smartphone-controlled entry systems.
Hurricane preparedness is non-negotiable. Verify that the facility meets Miami-Dade's wind load requirements and has backup power systems. Some facilities offer pre-storm services, moving ground-level items to upper floors when hurricane warnings are issued.
Insurance considerations: Florida's high humidity and storm risks mean standard coverage may not suffice. Many facilities require minimum coverage levels and offer supplemental policies. Review your homeowner's or renter's insurance, most provide limited off-premises coverage.
Miami traffic patterns change dramatically throughout the year. A facility that's convenient in July might be a nightmare to reach during Art Basel in December. Consider these factors:
Highway access trumps neighborhood proximity. Facilities near I-95, the Palmetto Expressway (SR 826), or the Dolphin Expressway (SR 836) offer consistent access regardless of local traffic conditions.
Parking and truck access matter more in Miami than most cities. Can you park a U-Haul truck safely? Are there loading carts available? Some facilities charge extra for truck parking or limit access hours for large vehicles.
Weather protection is crucial. Covered loading areas become essential during Miami's 6-month rainy season (May through October). Loading and unloading in 95°F (35°C) heat with sudden thunderstorms requires strategic planning.
Access hours vary significantly. Some facilities offer 24/7 access, while others restrict entry from 10 PM to 6 AM for security reasons. Match access hours to your schedule and needs.
Miami storage contracts include unique considerations you won't find elsewhere. Hurricane clauses should specify facility responsibilities during mandatory evacuations and storm damage. Some facilities prorated charges if hurricanes force extended closures.
Seasonal pricing affects annual costs significantly. Peak season (October through April) can increase rates by 15-25%. Some facilities offer annual contracts with locked rates, while others adjust pricing monthly based on demand.
Hidden fees are common: administration fees ($25-50), lock charges ($15-30), and insurance requirements. Climate-controlled units often include utility surcharges during peak cooling months (June through September).
Month-to-month versus annual contracts: Miami's transient population makes month-to-month flexibility valuable, but annual contracts typically save 10-15%. Consider your timeline carefully, break-lease fees can eliminate savings.
First-month promotions are standard but read the fine print. Many require 3-6 month minimum commitments. Calculate total costs, not just promotional pricing.
Pre-authorized rate increases: Florida law allows facilities to increase rates with 30-day notice. Some contracts cap increases at 10-15% annually, while others allow unlimited adjustments. Negotiate caps when possible.
Yes - at least 22 storage facilities in Miami offer outdoor parking for car, boat, and RV storage. Some facilities even offer covered parking or indoor storage to help protect your vehicle from the elements. Indoor and covered options generally cost more than regular outdoor parking.
Most places in Miami give you all-day access—something like 6am to 10pm—which honestly covers most people's needs. All-day access averages around $56.75/month. True 24/7 costs extra, usually another $15-20 monthly. Before paying for round-the-clock access, ask yourself if you'll really need your stuff at 2am. And if you do pay for it, make sure the elevators and lights work after hours, not just the gate code.
On December 12, 2025 the average cost of a 10x10 storage unit in Miami was $141.18 per month, while the cheapest 10x10 storage unit rented for $59.00 per month at A+ Storage - Doral.
A 5×5 holds a closet's worth, a 5×10 fits a studio apartment, and a 10×10 accommodates a one-bedroom apartment—that's the most popular size. A 10×15 fits two bedrooms, and a 10×20 holds a three-bedroom home. Choose the larger size if you're debating between two options.
Depends what you're storing. Electronics, wood furniture, photos, and anything leather needs climate control or it'll warp, crack, or grow mold. Metal tools, plastic stuff, and outdoor furniture? You're fine without it. In Miami, climate control runs about $65.66/month—roughly 25% more than standard units. Only pay the premium if most of your stuff actually needs protection.
10' x 10' storage units are the most popular size storage unit rented in Miami. A 10' x 10' storage unit can accommodate the contents of a 3 bedroom apartment. The average price of a 10' x 10' unit on December 12, 2025 is $141.18 per month. If you're looking for the cheapest 10 x 10 storage unit in Miami - it's yours for $59.00 monthly.
The average price for a climate controlled storage unit in Miami on December 12, 2025 is $65.66 per month. Prices vary depending on unit size and facility location. You can find the cheapest climate controlled storage unit in Miami at Extra Space Storage - 7728 - Miami - 129th Ter for $7.00 per month.
Nothing hazardous—no gasoline, propane, paint thinner, or chemicals. No food that'll rot, no plants, definitely no pets. Firearms depend on the facility's rules. And obviously nothing illegal or stolen. Some places are strict about anything wet or smelly too. Break these rules and they can terminate your lease on the spot and keep your stuff, so it's worth reading the fine print.
Yeah, significantly. The same 10×10 unit in Miami ranges from $59.00/month to $50-100 more depending on location and facility. That's $600-1,200 annually for identical space. With 104 facilities in Miami, five minutes comparing can save you real money.
The average cost of a climate controlled storage unit on December 12, 2025 was $65.66 per month. The lowest price for climate controlled storage was $7.00 at Extra Space Storage - 7728 - Miami - 129th Ter.
There are over 104 storage facilities in Miami with storage units for rent. Enter your ZIP in our handy search box to narrow your search to the facilities near you. You can also filter by the amenities important to you.
Today in Miami, small 5' x 5' storage units start at $9.00 per month. If you need a little more space, 5' x 10' units are $25.00 and 10' x 10' units can be snapped up for only $59.00 per month.
With average temperatures in Miami hitting 30.5° in the summer months, a climate controlled storage unit would be a wise decision for your sensitive belongings. Climate controlled storage typically comes at a 20% premium, but well worth the piece of mind your belongings are safe and secure.
