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Searching for affordable Orlando storage units? Storage Rentals of America in Azalea Park offers convenient, secure, and budget-friendly storage solutions. Located off East Colonial Drive and close to Orlando International Airport, our facility is ideal for both residents and businesses. Whether you need space for household items, business inventory, or recreational equipment, we have a variety of options to fit your needs. With easy access and flexible leasing options, our Orlando location is designed to make your storage experience as hassle-free as possible.
We provide storage units in a range of sizes, from compact 5x5 spaces for smaller items to spacious 10x30 units perfect for furniture, ATVs, or Jet Skis. Not sure which size is best? Our friendly and knowledgeable customer service team is available by phone to help you choose the right unit. We’ll guide you through the rental process and ensure you find a storage solution that fits your budget. With month-to-month leases, you’re free to rent for as long—or as short—a time as you need, without any long-term commitments.
Safety is a top priority at our Orlando storage facility. Our clean, well-lit property is equipped with advanced security features, including a state-of-the-art gate system and 24-hour video surveillance. These measures provide peace of mind, ensuring your belongings are stored in a secure environment. Whether you’re storing personal items or business supplies, you can trust us to keep your valuables safe.
For added convenience, we offer packing supplies for purchase on-site, including boxes, tape, and other essentials. If you can’t find the right unit size at this location, explore our nearby Fern Park facility for additional options. We strive to be your one-stop shop for all your storage and packing needs in Orlando.
Choose affordable Orlando storage units for secure, flexible, and reliable storage solutions. Call or visit us today to reserve your space and experience the Storage Rentals of America difference!
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Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, moving is an exciting and fresh start. While Storage Rentals of America is 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 Orlando, Florida.
About Azalea Park Region in Orlando, FL
Orlando is a massive city with a population of 2.5 million. It is the county seat of Orange County. Azalea Park is a suburb on the eastern side of downtown Orlando. It is just east of the Orlando Executive Airport, which private jets use. About 15,000 people live in Azalea Park. Families like the area, which has a lovely suburban style and feel.
What to do in Orlando, FL
Orlando is a Disney paradise with Walt Disney World, Disney's Magic Kingdom Park, and the master-planned community of Downtown Disney. Downtown Disney has a design that is reminiscent of the 1950s. It features shops, places to eat, and entertainment. This is a community and not an amusement park, so there is no admission fee to visit this area.
Orlando also has Universal Studios Resort and Universal Studios Florida. Beautiful beaches line the eastern coast. There is the large Lake Eola for those interested in enjoying activities on the water, having a nice picnic, or walking/jogging on the trails. There are so many things to do in Orlando that it is called the 'Amusement Park Capital of the World.'
Working in Orlando, FL
The median household income for this area is $37,865, which is 32% lower than in other cities in Florida. City-Data reports that the retail sector is the biggest employer in Orlando, creating about 12% of the jobs. Hospitality jobs come at 12%, followed by transportation services at 10%. About 9% work in construction. There, 9% are scientific and tech professionals. About 7% work in healthcare, and 7% work in entertainment and the arts.
Orlando, FL Neighborhoods near Azalea Park
The most expensive neighborhoods in Orlando are:
- Doctor Phillips: Median home price is $649,762
- Bay Hill: Median home price is $648,185
- East Colonial Drive and Barton Drive: Median home price is $466,484
- East Colonial Drive and North Summerlin Avenue: Median home price is $435,297
- East Anderson Street and South Mills Avenue: Median home price is $431,691
- Delaney Avenue and East Kaley Street: Median home price is $418,580
- Edgewater Drive and Maury Road: Median home price is $416,509
- Edgewater Drive and West Par Street: Median home price is $404,541
- South Apopka Vineland Road and Banyan Boulevard: Median home price is $404,421
- City Center: Median home price is $400,684
Orlando, FL School District
Orlando is in the School District of Orange County. There are 16 public schools in the district. There is one elementary school in Azalea Park.
The University of Central Florida is in Orlando. It has the largest student enrollment of any university in America. Orlando also has Florida A&M University College of Law and Florida State University College of Medicine. There are two state colleges: Valencia College and Seminole State College. There are also over two dozen private universities and colleges in Orlando.
Moving to Orlando, FL Resource Guide
- Driver's License and Vehicle Registration: Contact the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles for a driver's license, ID, and auto/truck registration services.
- Water and Electric Services are available through the Orlando Utilities Commission.
- Recycling and Trash Collection: Managed by the City of Orlando Solid Waste Division. If there is not already a cart at the place where you move in, you can request a new cart online.
- Telephone Services: Compare telephone services online
- Cable TV/Internet: Connection Services can be compared online.
- Orlando Municipal Government: The Orlando Municipal Government has offices located at 400 South Orange Avenue. Orlando's Parks and Recreation Department oversees the many public parks. Orlando's Recreation Division manages all the fitness areas, educational facilities, and cultural programs. Orlando's Athletics Division manages 14 sports fields and youth and adult sports programs. The Aquatics Division has 11 swimming pools with swimming classes for ages six months and older.
Orlando, FL Housing
The median home price in the Azalea Park suburb of Orlando is $103,400 (May 2019). This is 38% lower than the median price in other cities in Florida. The median rent for a home is $970, which is 38% lower than the median rent in different cities in Florida. Owner-occupied homes make up 48%, 26% lower than in other parts of Florida. Many families move to this area and find a home they can rent before buying one.
The cost of living in Azalea Park is 10% less than in other cities in Florida and 11% less than the national average. Things that cost less in Azalea Park, when compared to other cities in Florida, are housing (30% less), transportation (6% less), and healthcare (12% less). Orlando is a large metropolitan area with many lovely places to live around Azalea Park.