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Montreal Storage Units

Average Prices Near You

Unit Size Average Price Lowest Price What Fits
5'x5' $76.48 $8.00 Closet, boxes, seasonal
5'x10' $147.16 $25.00 Studio, mattress set
10'x10' $238.91 $76.00 1-bedroom apartment
10'x15' $345.17 $89.00 2-bedroom home
10'x20' $415.41 $108.00 3-bedroom house, vehicle

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Why Montreal Has a Storage Shortage

Montreal's storage market faces unique demand drivers: limited supply (1.39 sq. ft. per capita versus 4 sq. ft. in Calgary), high renter populations (42% of dwellings), and restrictive urban development constraints.

This supply shortage creates competitive pricing—expect to pay 15-20% more for storage units than in Ottawa or Quebec City. New facilities in Ville-Marie reached 95% occupancy within six weeks, reflecting intense demand.

Translation: book early, especially May-September when students and movers create peak demand for cheap storage units.

Finding Storage Units Near You in Montreal

Winter parking restrictions and summer construction complicate travel in Montreal. Residents prioritize storage units within 3.5 km of home—closer than most Canadian cities.

"Near me" also carries cultural weight. 72% of francophone Montrealers prefer facilities offering French-language service, making local connection essential.

Bottom line: convenient storage units near you save time, reduce hassle, and provide peace of mind in Montreal's challenging urban environment.

Why Climate Control Matters in Montreal

Modern Montreal facilities feature climate control engineered for Quebec's temperature extremes, indoor unloading areas (crucial during February snowstorms), and bank-level digital security.

Indoor loading bays protect furniture during -25°C winters. Climate-controlled units maintain 15-20°C year-round. Digital access systems provide 24/7 entry tracking.

This combination creates the true value of quality storage units in Montreal's harsh climate.

Types of Storage Units in Montreal

Climate-Controlled Storage Units

Montreal's climate reality: winter hits -25°C, summer humidity feels tropical. Climate control isn't luxury—it's essential.

Best Montreal storage units maintain 15-20°C year-round with 40-50% humidity. Critical for wood, leather, electronics, paper-based items.

Pricing: Add 15-25% premium. As one Villeray manager said: "The cost difference disappears when you replace damaged furniture."

Drive-Up Storage Units

Montreal offers fewer drive-up units than other cities due to land constraints, but they exist in Lachine, St-Laurent, and South Shore. Pull vehicle directly to door for heavy items or frequent access.

Trade-off: Most lack climate control—better for seasonal equipment, vehicles, construction materials than household goods.
Savings: 10-15% less than interior units.

Indoor vs Outdoor: Which to Choose

Indoor units rent faster and maintain higher satisfaction despite commanding 20-30% higher rates. Montreal's weather extremes make interior corridors and elevator access worth the premium, especially December-March.

Indoor: Element protection, climate stability, enhanced security
Outdoor: Better vehicle access, lower costs

In central Montreal, indoor units represent 85%+ of inventory. Outdoor options increase in Laval, West Island, South Shore.

Vehicle Storage Units

Storing RVs and boats in Montreal presents unique challenges. Most dedicated vehicle storage exists on the periphery—Saint-Jérôme, Vaudreuil, Varennes.

Options:
Outdoor: $180-250/month, minimal protection
Covered: $250-320/month, precipitation protection
Indoor: $320-450/month, complete protection

Many boat owners find winter indoor storage particularly valuable given road salt and calcium.

Flexible Rental Terms

Short-term (1-3 months): Students, transitions, renovations. Command 15-20% premium but offer maximum flexibility.

Long-term (6+ months): Better value with escalating discounts reaching 15% for annual commitments. Many offer hybrid models—base period commitment with month-to-month extensions.

Montreal has one of Canada's highest percentages of very long-term users (2+ years)—condo dwellers using storage as living space extensions.

Montreal Storage Units by Neighborhood

Downtown Montreal and Old Port

Downtown offers premium storage units at corresponding prices—30-40% higher than suburban options. Facilities feature the city's most sophisticated security and climate systems.

The Old Montreal facility on rue Duke provides climate-controlled units in a converted industrial building with smartphone access and 24/7 availability. Expect nearly $300 monthly for a 10×10.

Best for: Professionals in small condos, businesses with document storage, downtown residents without vehicles who value proximity over price.

Plateau-Mont-Royal: High Demand

Densely populated neighborhoods face extreme shortages—just two major facilities serving hundreds of thousands. Storage units maintain 98% occupancy year-round with waiting lists.

Mile End offers Montreal's only dedicated art storage with specialized lighting and climate control.

Pricing: 10-15% above city average. Book 6-8 weeks ahead, especially May-September.

Outremont and NDG 

These established areas balance quality with reasonable pricing. Proximity to McGill and UdeM creates high student demand during summer.

Outremont's Avenue Van Horne facility offers bilingual service and McGill/UdeM student specials including free moving assistance—unique in the city.

Value: 15% less expensive than downtown while offering quality service and convenient access.

West Island: Best Value

West Island has seen the most storage development since 2023, with three major facilities opening. Modern complexes offer ample parking, larger units, easy highway access.

Pointe-Claire near Fairview Mall provides Montreal's largest collection of drive-up units. Kirkland's newest facility offers Montreal's most competitive boat and RV storage.

Pricing: 20-25% below central Montreal. For West Island residents or those with vehicles, significant savings.

East End: Emerging Hot Spot

Hochelaga, Rosemont, and Anjou represent Montreal's emerging storage hot spot with four new facilities in three years using former industrial land.

The Anjou facility near Galeries d'Anjou offers Montreal's best combination of accessibility, climate control, and value—explaining its rapid growth to 85% occupancy in under two years.

Pricing: 15-20% below central options with newer facilities.

South Shore and Laval 

For cost-conscious customers willing to cross bridges, South Shore and Laval offer Montreal's best values—25-30% lower pricing than downtown.

Brossard facilities along Highway 10 provide easy Champlain Bridge access. Laval's corridor near Autoroute 440 features some of the region's largest and most modern units.

Consideration: Bridge traffic during construction season. But for infrequent access, savings justify occasional longer trips. Many offer 24/7 access.

Choosing the Right Storage Unit

Location and Transit Access

Montreal storage decisions fall into three categories:

Proximity to home/work: For frequently accessed units (seasonal clothing, sports equipment), prioritize facilities within 15 minutes. Customers choosing units 30+ minutes away access them 70% less frequently.

Metro accessibility: Facilities within 800m of metro stations command 15% higher rates but maintain higher occupancy among non-car owners.

Highway access: For less frequent access, prioritize units near highways 15, 20, 40, or 13 for manageable off-peak accessibility.

Security Features to Verify

Montreal storage security varies dramatically. Prioritize:

Security differential is striking: budget units offer basic padlocks and cameras, while premium facilities provide biometric access, motion detection, and 90+ day video retention.

Unit Sizes and Pricing

Locker (1.5 × 1.5m): Documents, seasonal clothing ($90-150/month)
5 × 5: Apartment overflow, seasonal items ($140-220/month)
5 × 10: Furniture from one room or small apartment ($180-275/month)
10 × 10: 1-2 bedroom apartment contents ($240-350/month)
10 × 15+: Household, business, or vehicle storage ($300-500+/month)

Montreal's plateau triplexes and small condos create demand for mid-sized units. The 5 × 10 has become Montreal's most popular size—40% of all rentals.

Understanding True Costs

Navigate Montreal pricing strategically:

Seasonal fluctuations: Prices peak June-August and December-January. Book October-November or February-March for 15-20% savings.

Promotions: Most facilities offer first-month discounts (sometimes free) on larger units or longer commitments—savings of 50-100% of one month.

Term commitments: Longer terms reduce rates 5-15%. Many offer hybrid models with initial commitment plus month-to-month extensions.

Montreal average: $225-350 for a standard 10 × 10 climate-controlled unit depending on neighbourhood.

Service Quality and Reviews

Service quality matters, particularly in Montreal where language preferences are important.

Verify:

Local operators sometimes offer more personalized service, while national chains

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do storage units cost in Montreal?

Montreal storage units cost 15-20% more than Ottawa or Quebec City due to limited supply (1.39 sq. ft. per capita vs 4 sq. ft. in Calgary). Expect $225-350 monthly for a 10×10 climate-controlled unit downtown, or $160-220 in Laval and South Shore. New facilities reach 95% occupancy within weeks, reflecting high demand.

Do I need climate control for Montreal's winters?

Yes, climate-controlled storage units are essential for Montreal. Winter temperatures regularly hit -25°C while summer humidity feels tropical. Climate control maintains 15-20°C year-round and protects anything wood, leather, electronic, or paper-based.

Which storage facilities offer bilingual service?

Most Montreal storage facilities offer bilingual service, but it's important to verify before booking.Most francophone Montrealers prefer facilities where staff can provide service in French. Call ahead or check facility reviews to confirm your preferred language is available.

Are there storage units accessible by metro?

Yes, facilities within walking distance of metro stations exist but command 15-20% higher rates due to demand from non-car owners. These storage units maintain higher occupancy rates particularly among downtown residents without vehicles.

Where are the cheapest storage units in Montreal?

South Shore (Brossard, Longueuil) and Laval offer the cheapest Montreal storage units at 25-30% below downtown prices. A 10×10 unit costs $160-220 versus $300+ downtown. East End locations (Anjou, Hochelaga) provide 15-20% savings. Bridge traffic is manageable for monthly or less frequent access.

Are there student storage deals near McGill and Concordia?

Yes, several Montreal storage facilities offer student specials, particularly in Outremont and NDG. Many facilities offer 4-month summer contracts, semester billing, and shared storage units where friends split costs. Book in March before May-September peak demand when prices rise 15-20%.

What size storage unit do I need for a Montreal apartment

For typical Montreal apartments: 5×5 ($140-220/month) for studio overflow, 5×10 ($180-275/month) for 1-bedroom, 10×10 ($240-350/month) for 2-bedroom. The 5×10 is Montreal's most popular size (40% of rentals) due to small Plateau triplexes and condos.

Do storage facilities have indoor loading for winter weather?

Newer Montreal storage facilities in Griffintown, Saint-Henri, and along Highway 40 feature indoor loading bays—crucial during February snowstorms when temperatures hit -25°C. Downtown and older facilities typically lack this feature, so verify before booking if winter access is important.