FindStorageFast partners with 106 storage facilities across Dallas, pulling prices directly from each facility daily so what you see is what you actually pay. Many operators run first month free deals, percentage discounts, and promotional rates — visible on each facility's listing.
The 10×10 is the most booked size in Dallas — big enough for a full bedroom set, appliances, and boxes from a two-bedroom apartment. The cheapest 10×10 right now is $33.00/month at Real Storage - Dallas, against a market average of $82.87/month.
Climate-controlled storage averages $48.16/month across 81 facilities, with the lowest at $10.00/month. In Dallas, where summers regularly push past 100°F and uncontrolled units can hit 120°F inside, climate control pays for itself fast.
106 Dallas storage facilities · Prices updated September 15, 2026 · No credit card required to reserve
| Unit Size | Average Price | Lowest Price |
|---|---|---|
| 5' x 5' | $29.89 | $8.00 |
| 5' x 10' | $46.12 | $10.00 |
| 10' x 10' | $82.87 | $33.00 |
| 10' x 15' | $132.50 | $52.20 |
| 10' x 20' | $182.99 | $83.00 |
| 20' Vehicle Storage | $115.99 | $30.00 |
| 25' Vehicle Storage | $147.46 | $38.00 |
| 30' Vehicle Storage | $174.85 | $47.00 |
| 35' Vehicle Storage | $142.85 | $66.00 |
| 40' Vehicle Storage | $170.29 | $79.20 |
| Climate Controlled | $48.16 | $10.00 |
| Drive-Up Access | $142.05 | $8.00 |
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Compare all facilitiesWhere you are in Dallas affects price more than almost any other factor. Uptown and the Design District charge for convenience. East Dallas, Oak Cliff, and South Dallas offer the same climate control and security features at 25–35% less. Right now there are 56 10×10 units available below the Dallas market average — spread across every part of the city. The neighborhood guide below shows exactly where to look based on where you live and what you need.
Uptown storage serves Dallas's densest residential neighborhood where luxury high-rises meet the Katy Trail. Most residents live in apartments under 1,000 sq ft, creating steady demand for climate-controlled storage within walking distance or a quick DART ride. Expect to pay 30–40% above Dallas averages for the convenience.
The M-Line Trolley and walkable streets mean many Uptown residents don't own cars. Facilities here offer extended access hours, elevator service, and handcart rentals for loading without vehicle access.
Access: DART rail (Cityplace/Uptown stations), M-Line Trolley, walkable from West Village and Uptown towers
The Design District blends residential lofts, showrooms, and creative businesses. Victory Park brings American Airlines Center crowds and high-rise living. Storage here serves both residential and commercial needs — business owners storing inventory alongside residents downsizing from houses.
Pricing runs 15–20% below Uptown while maintaining similar access and amenities. Minutes from downtown via Woodall Rodgers or the Tollway.
Access: DART Orange Line (Victory Station), easy I-35E access, walkable from Victory Park and Design District lofts
Downtown Dallas storage serves apartment dwellers in converted office buildings, Arts District residents, and Deep Ellum's live-work loft community. Musicians, artists, and young professionals who need affordable storage for instruments, art supplies, or furniture during apartment transitions.
Urban density and street parking challenges make drive-up access particularly valuable here. Many residents use storage as an extension of small apartments rather than long-term overflow.
Access: Multiple DART lines, walkable from downtown lofts and Deep Ellum apartments, I-30 and I-45 nearby
East Dallas covers White Rock Lake, Lakewood's historic homes, and Lower Greenville's restaurant scene. Storage needs lean toward long-term — seasonal decorations, lawn equipment, outgrown kids' furniture, and overflow from homes that weren't built with modern storage expectations.
Many houses lack central air in garages and attics, so residents store valuable furniture, family heirlooms, and temperature-sensitive items in climate-controlled units instead.
Access: Easy I-30 and Skillman access, near White Rock Lake Trail, short drive from Lower Greenville
North Dallas storage serves Preston Hollow estates, affluent neighborhoods north of LBJ, and the corridor toward Plano. Residents often maintain second homes, store classic cars, or need climate-controlled space for wine collections and valuable furnishings during renovations.
Premium facilities with excellent security, well-maintained grounds, and responsive management. Higher prices reflect the neighborhood and the facility quality.
Access: Dallas North Tollway, Preston Road, convenient to Preston Hollow, Far North Dallas, and Plano border
Oak Cliff offers Dallas's best storage value — full climate control and security at 25–35% below Uptown pricing. The neighborhood spans historic districts, growing creative communities, and family neighborhoods that have anchored South Dallas for generations.
Works particularly well for people who don't need daily access but want quality facilities at reasonable prices. You're trading some convenience for significant savings while getting modern amenities.
Access: I-30 and I-35E interchange, DART Red and Blue lines, short drive from Bishop Arts
Dallas sits in the middle of DFW storage pricing. If you're on the edge of the city or willing to drive, nearby markets offer the same facility quality at lower rates — particularly useful for long-term storage you won't access frequently.
Dallas heat damages belongings. Summer temperatures routinely exceed 100°F, and non-climate-controlled units can reach 120°F+ inside — warping wood furniture, cracking leather, melting plastics, and destroying electronics. 81 Dallas facilities offer climate control, maintaining 55–85°F year-round with humidity regulation. If you're storing anything beyond tools or outdoor gear for more than a few weeks, climate control pays for itself by preventing damage.
Wood furniture, electronics, musical instruments, documents, photographs, artwork, antiques, leather, wine, or anything you'd be upset to replace. Also any items stored through a Dallas summer.
Tools, outdoor furniture, sports equipment, and anything designed to handle weather. Short-term storage through milder months (November–March) can also get away without it.
82 facilities offer drive-up units from $8.00/month. Pull directly to your unit — no hallways or freight elevators. Best for contractors, frequent access, and heavy items. Most drive-up units don't include climate control.
1 Dallas facilities offer round-the-clock access. Worth it for business owners, shift workers, and anyone with irregular schedules. Standard 6am–10pm hours work fine if you're only visiting a handful of times.
FindStorageFast tracks 61 vehicle storage units across Dallas facilities, starting from $30.00/month. Options range from open outdoor parking to fully enclosed climate-controlled bays. The table below shows current average and lowest prices by vehicle size — updated {{dataRefreshDate}}.
Dallas colleges create steady storage demand during summer break and study abroad semesters. The lowest 5×5 in Dallas right now is $8.00/month — right-sized for a dorm room. A 5×10 holds a fully furnished apartment. Book early — May move-outs fill nearby facilities weeks before graduation, and many operators run student-specific first month free promotions during peak season.
Start with location. Storage within five miles of your home or business makes sense for items you'll access regularly. For long-term storage you won't visit often, prioritize price and security over proximity — Oak Cliff and South Dallas offer the same amenities as Uptown at 25–35% less.
Right-size your unit. Most people rent units too large. A 5×10 holds a studio apartment. A 10×10 fits a one-bedroom. A 10×15 accommodates a two-bedroom home. Start smaller and upgrade if needed rather than paying for empty space from day one.
Check access hours. Standard hours (6am–10pm) work for most people. 1 Dallas facilities offer 24-hour access if you work irregular hours or run a business that needs inventory outside standard times.
Compare total costs. Advertised prices sometimes exclude admin fees, insurance requirements, and lock purchases. First-month specials look attractive — check what you'll pay in month two before signing.
FindStorageFast has tracked Dallas storage since 2008 — long enough to have watched Uptown density drive demand for climate-controlled multi-story facilities, Oak Cliff become a genuine value alternative, and the DFW market grow into one of the most competitive in the country.
We monitor live pricing across 106 facilities so you're comparing the full market, not just whoever spent the most on Google ads. Dallas's storage market moves fast — a facility offering first month free this week may not next week.
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Storage units in Dallas range in price from small 5'x 5' units starting at $8.00 per month to large 10' x 20' units costing $83.00. 10' x 10' units are the most popular size storage unit rented in Dallas and the average price on September 15, 2026 was $82.87 per month.
10' x 10' storage units are the most popular size storage unit rented in Dallas. 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 September 15, 2026 is $82.87 per month. If you're looking for the cheapest 10 x 10 storage unit in Dallas - it's yours for $33.00 monthly.
The average price for a climate controlled storage unit in Dallas on September 15, 2026 is $48.16 per month. Prices vary depending on unit size and facility location. You can find the cheapest climate controlled storage unit in Dallas at Public Storage - Dallas - 11085 Walnut Hill Lane for $10.00 monthly
Climate-Controlled Units: Ideal for sensitive items like electronics, artwork, or antiques. Maintains a consistent temperature and humidity. Drive-Up Units: Convenient for easy loading and unloading, perfect for moving or business inventory. Indoor Storage: Located inside a building, offering protection from weather. Outdoor Storage: Typically larger, accessible units suitable for boats, RVs, or large equipment.
Our listings include storage facilities that offer car, boat and RV storage. There are currently 61 storage facilities in Dallas with available car storage units for rent. Prices vary depending on unit size and location, however on September 15, 2026, you can expect to pay a minimum of $31.00 per month for a small parking space.
Units range from small lockers (5x5) to large garage-sized spaces (10x30 or more). Choose based on your items: Personal belongings or small furniture: 5x10 or 10x10 Household moves: 10x15 or 10x20 Business storage or vehicle storage: 10x30+
Top Dallas storage providers feature: 24/7 video surveillance Gated access with keypad entry Individual locks or security cages On-site staff and security patrols
You can reserve online with FindStorageFast, or by phone, . Most facilities allow you to: Book your unit in advance Choose your size and features Complete rental agreements electronically
Yes, most providers offer insurance plans to protect your stored items against theft, fire, or damage. You may also be able to use your own homeowners or tenants insurance.
