Storage Units in Portland, OR
Search for storage units near me in Portland, OR with every marketplace and local operator in one search. Compare prices, climate control, and promos across hundreds of facilities — in seconds. We found 60 storage units near you — sorted by price, distance, and rating below.
Average storage prices in Portland
Estimated monthly rates based on market medians for Oregon. Actual prices vary by facility — click through for current rates.
| Unit size | Standard | Climate |
|---|---|---|
| 5×5Fits a closet — boxes & small items | $51/mo | $64/mo |
| 5×10Fits a small bedroom | $75/mo | $110/mo |
| 5×15Fits 1 bedroom + extras | $101/mo | $123/mo |
| 10×10Fits 1–2 bedrooms | $129/mo | $128/mo |
| 10×15Fits 2–3 bedrooms | $173/mo | $209/mo |
| 10×20Fits 3–4 bedrooms or small garage | $166/mo | $256/mo |
| 10×25Fits 4–5 bedrooms | $278/mo | $364/mo |
| 10×30Fits full garage / small warehouse | $246/mo | $419/mo |
Storage facilities in Portland
About storage units in Portland, OR
Finding storage units near me in Portland, OR starts with understanding the local market. With a population of about 641,162, Portland is a large city in Oregon — and storage demand here tracks closely with how residents move, downsize, and store the things they can't keep in their homes.
Who rents storage units in Portland?
The typical storage renter in Portland, OR is someone in transition — between apartments, consolidating after a move, freeing up a garage, or temporarily holding furniture during a renovation. Small business use is also common: contractors storing tools and equipment, online sellers holding inventory, real estate professionals with staging furniture. Short-term rentals (1–3 months) make up the majority of contracts; long-term storage skews toward RV/boat parking and commercial inventory.
Climate-controlled vs. standard storage in Portland
Portland, OR has a marine-west coast climate — cool, damp, and overcast for large portions of the year. The persistent moisture is the main storage consideration here: even indoor units can develop mustiness, and anything cardboard or fabric stored in a non-climate unit for more than a few months risks mildew. Climate-controlled storage (which also controls humidity) is a popular choice in this region, especially for long-term storage.
What to look for in a Portland storage facility
Storage in Portland, OR is a competitive local market — in many parts of the city you'll find multiple facilities within a few miles of each other. That's good for you as a renter: you can comparison-shop instead of taking the first quote. When evaluating, weigh the obvious (price, distance from your home) against the less-obvious (gate hours, whether the unit is ground-floor or requires an elevator, month-to-month vs. minimum-term contracts, and whether the quoted price is the ongoing rate or a first-month promo that bumps up on month 2). A city the size of Portland typically has 15–30 storage facilities within a reasonable drive; our search surfaces them in one place.
- •Most storage facilities in Portland offer units from 5×5 (25 sq ft) up to 10×30 (300 sq ft), with parking spots for RVs and boats at many locations.
- •Climate-controlled storage in Portland typically costs 15–30% more per month than standard non-climate units — worth it for electronics, wood furniture, and sentimental items.
- •Oregon's damp climate can cause mustiness in non-climate units over time — humidity-controlled storage is worth considering for long-term rentals.
- •Portland's population of 641,162 supports dozens of storage facilities — expect multiple options within 5 miles of most addresses.
- •Most facilities in Portland offer month-to-month contracts with no long-term commitment, plus first-month-free or reduced-rate promos for new renters.
Storage questions in Portland
How much does a storage unit cost in Portland?
Prices in Portland range from around $75/mo for a 5×10 unit up to $419/mo for a climate-controlled 10×30. Pricing depends on size, climate control, access type, and the specific facility. Promotional rates like "first month free" or "50% off first 2 months" are common.
What size storage unit do I need?
A 5×10 fits a small bedroom's worth of items. A 10×10 is right for 1–2 bedrooms of furniture. A 10×20 is comparable to a single-car garage. A 10×30 is a full two-car garage worth of space. Use the table above to compare typical Portland prices across sizes.
Should I choose climate-controlled storage in Portland?
Climate-controlled units maintain a stable temperature and humidity — important for electronics, wood furniture, musical instruments, photos, documents, and anything that could warp, mildew, or degrade in extreme temperatures. In Oregon, climate control typically adds 15–30% to the monthly price.
What's the difference between drive-up and indoor storage?
Drive-up units open directly to the parking area — you pull up and unload without going through hallways. Great for frequent access or heavy items. Indoor units are inside a climate-controlled building, typically accessed via hallways, elevators, or carts. Usually more secure and weather-protected.
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