Storage Units Near Pine Bluff

Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, Moving is an exciting and fresh start. While we are here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Pine Bluff.

About Pine Bluff, AR

Think historic vibes mixed with lively cultural richness—that's what makes Pine Bluff so special. Right there in Jefferson County (Arkansas), it’s all about feeling connected. Established in the early 19th century, Pine Bluff has grown into a vibrant urban center with a population of over 40,000 residents.

Right beside the Arkansas River, you will find Pine Bluff, where you can find yourself lost in views of gentle hills, dense forests, and lovely rivers. Picture this - ancient charms mingling seamlessly within modern settings under that sweet southern sun. That’s Pine Bluff for you: an eclectic mash-up offering memorable experiences whether you’re just passing through or here to stay.

What To Do in Pine Bluff, AR

There are plenty of outdoor recreation and activities, as well as amenities in this area.

• History: Imagine stepping back in time as soon as you enter the Arkansas Railroad Museum. Here, historic locomotives stand majestic, surrounded by classic train cars and precious keepsakes from when railways ruled. Get ready to trace how trains helped shape everything in Pine Bluff—from where people settled down ages ago because this was such fertile ground until right about now with innovative technology on those same rails.
• Nature Center: Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Arkansas Delta with a visit to the Delta Rivers Nature Center, located within Pine Bluff's Regional Park. Let yourself be swept away by interactive displays, meet the animals that thrive in the Delta right where they live, and take a leisurely stroll down paths revealing an array of ecosystems teeming with life. Attend educational programs, birdwatching tours, and nature workshops led by knowledgeable staff and volunteers.
• Museum: Take a trip back in time at the Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Historical Museum, nestled inside the charming Union Station Depot. Let us guide you through an intriguing walk down memory lane where each exhibit tells part of our story – from those first brave souls who settled here up until recent historical events following the Civil War era. We’re about to unwrap what makes Pine Bluff tick—from famous faces and historical milestones to powerhouse industries shaping its vibe from day one.
• Outdoor Recreation: Enjoy outdoor recreation and relaxation at Lake Saracen, a scenic reservoir located in the heart of Pine Bluff. Take a leisurely stroll along the lake's shoreline, go fishing from the pier, or enjoy a picnic with family and friends at the waterfront pavilion. Rent a paddleboat or kayak to explore the lake's tranquil waters, or simply unwind and soak in the natural beauty of this urban oasis.

Working in Pine Bluff, AR

The local economy benefits from retail, education, healthcare, and hospitality. Pine Bluff’s unemployment rate is high at 8.5%, which is significantly above the national average. The median household income is $48,602 yearly. This amount is significantly $20,400 lower than the national average of $69,021.

The local economy is growing much slower than the rest of the country. The expected job growth rate for the next ten years is 16.4%, compared to the rate of growth for the nation expected to be 33.5%.

Industries offering jobs are healthcare (11.0%), education (9.6%), gov. administration (9.2%), food (7.2%), hospitality (5.2%), building construction (4.2%), and paper products (3.7%).

Pine Bluff, AR Neighborhoods

When looking to buy a home or rent an apartment, consider these attractive neighborhoods.

• W 46th Ave / S Cherry St: This neighborhood has a golf course and country club. The median home price is $202,611, which is more than 51.2% of all other home prices in the state. Some of the properties are owner-occupied, and there are homes for rent. The average rent is $1,416, and the vacancy rate is 14.4%, so it is not difficult to find a place.
• Warbritton / University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff: The university campus is in this neighborhood. The median real estate price is $182,178, and the average rent is $1,380. The vacancy rate is 33.9% because of the high turnover of college students.
• Rone / Watson Chapel: Highway 79 runs through this area. The median price for a home is $155,960, and the average rent is $1,488, with a 5.1% vacancy rate.
• Henslee Heights / Leitner: The median price for a home is $149,957, and the average rent is $1,347, with a 30.7% vacancy rate.

Pine Bluff, AR School District

The Pine Bluff School District is in charge of the public schools. The district invests $13,800 yearly per student. The student-to-teacher ratio is exceptional at 12 to one, creating a small class size.

There are three private schools here They are St. John’s Lutheran School (K to 6th), Holy Rosary Catholic School (PK to 6th), and Grand Prairie Evangelical Methodist School (K to 12th).

There are two colleges in town and 29 colleges and universities within 100 miles. The local schools are the two-year Southeast Arkansas College and the four-year University of Arkansas.

Moving to Pine Bluff, AR Resource Guide

The local government has an elected mayor and City Council. The City of Pine Bluff’s website has more information.

Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation Department manages the parks, athletics, adult programs, senior services, the golf course, and events.

Pine Bluff, AR Housing

The median home price is a low $88,800. The price is trending down 13.4% year-over-year. It is a balanced market, with enough homes listed for sale to match buyers. Housing costs are an impressive 48% lower than the national average. The cost of living is 1% less than in other cities in the state and 15% lower than the American average.