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Moving to Brooklyn

When it comes to choosing one of New York City's five boroughs to settle in, Brooklyn is one of the most popular choices. It's sometimes referred to as "Kings County" and is the largest and most populous of the boroughs, with over 2.5 million residents. This iconic city is packed rich with history and has truly become an escape from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan for growing families, young professionals, and entrepreneurs.

A Booming Job Market in Brooklyn

When compared to the other five boroughs of NYC, Brooklyn has seen the most substantial job market growth, at 2.3%. That's almost triple the growth seen in Manhattan. The most successful and available industries to work in include the arts, entertainment, hospitality, and food and beverage. This isn't too much of a surprise since this city is frequently portrayed as the place to be for a younger, fresh out of college crowd focused on art and quaint coffee shops.

Commutes to the City Made Simple

Those who choose to live in Brooklyn tend to be city lovers still, but find themselves longing for room to breathe away from the busy city. The fastest option will always be via the NYC subway, but other cost efficient options include buses, cabs, bikes, and even ferries.

America's very first bike path actually opened in 1894 along Ocean Parkway, one of Brooklyn's main boulevards. Fast forward to present day, there are over 300 miles worth of bike lanes throughout Brooklyn making it one of the most bike-friendly boroughs. With apartments being a bit smaller in NYC room for a bike may be limited. Consider looking into extra Brooklyn storage so you aren't held back from cycling through the city because of your storage needs.

Discover the Right Neighborhood For Your Lifestyle

Williamsburg

Williamsburg is a waterfront neighborhood best known for its iconic brown stone buildings and abundance of restaurants, clubs, and galleries. Being right along the waterway allows for one of the easier commutes to and from Manhattan for business owners, employees, or students.

DUMBO

You'll never grow tired of the Manhattan Bridge views living in DUMBO. After all, DUMBO stands for "Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass". Old brick factories have been renovated into rentable apartments. With DUMBO being a high traffic area for photo opportunities, high-end retail and restaurant businesses have experienced tremendous success here.

Park Slope

Park Slope is one of the more family friendly communities you'll find within Brooklyn. It's popular among young families and couples looking for top-tier schools and a convenient location to Prospect Park. It's also a more affordable housing option making it a popular place for college students on a budget.

Brooklyn Heights

This is one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the city and is the community many celebrities call home due to its unmatched views of lower Manhattan. Brooklyn Heights is known for its Civil War-based architecture featured in a lot of townhome style housing. Around 4th of July, thousands of spectators gather here to watch the city's firework show.

Tips for Making the Move to Brooklyn

It's no secret that downsizing is a major part of moving to NYC. This is especially true if you're coming from a more rural place. One way to avoid having to leave treasured belongings behind is by looking into self storage in Brooklyn. You'll be experiencing all four seasons living in this city, so think of the storage facility as an extension of your home or closet. You'll be able to use the extra storage space to prioritize what you need inside of your home based on the current season.

Frequently asked questions

You can find affordable small storage units using online platforms, such as selfstorage.com, sparefoot.com, and storage.com. These platforms allow you to compare prices, sizes, and locations to find the best fit for your needs.

Websites like sparefoot, selfstorage.com, and storage.com aggregate available units from different companies, allowing you to compare prices and amenities.

A 10 x 5 storage unit means it measures 10 feet in width and 5 feet in depth.

To determine the appropriate storage unit size when moving houses, you need to evaluate the amount and size of the items to be stored. In Brooklyn, for instance, a 10x10 unit might suffice for a one-bedroom apartment's worth of goods and has an average cost of $231.69.

Average Unit Price

Based on 846 storage units reserved in Brooklyn over the past 7 months.

$112.62

Up $1.47

Compared to last month

Best Priced Storage Units in Brooklyn, NY

A storage unit's price is based on several factors, including the facility's amenities (such as 24/7 access, free use of truck), the storage unit's amenities (such as climate control, electrical outlet), facility location, unit location (a ground floor unit will be more expensive), and overall demand in your area.

When looking at pricing for storage units in Brooklyn, it's important to think about rental rates in terms of price for value. Sometimes, the cheapest storage unit doesn't always mean it's the best unit for YOUR needs.

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