Storage Units Near Evansville

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 Evansville.

About Evansville, IN

In Evansville, right where Indiana meets the Ohio River's curve, you'll find a lively city. It's got stories from way back, cultures blending like colors on a canvas, and an economy that just won't quit growing. From its modest beginnings in 1812 until this present day—Evansville has swelled and earned its rank as the prized location among cities within Indiana’s borders by sheltering an ever-growing community with more than one hundred thousand people.

Lovingly known as the "River City," Evansville is where roads, rivers, and rails all come together. It's not just about getting from A to B here; it’s also a hotspot for making things, healing folks, and learning big. Picture this: Evansville, where every corner reveals historic sites or modern art displays against the backdrop of stunning river vistas. It's like getting the best of both worlds—quaint town vibes mixed with urban perks.

What To Do in Evansville, IN

In Evansville, the river is one of its nicest features. Here are some wonderful places to enjoy.

• Riverwalk: Discover tranquility mingled with excitement as each step takes you through captivating green spaces dotted along historic waterways; it's what awaits at Evanston’s heartwarming riverside retreat. Stroll or pedal along the Riverwalk and soak in the skyline, bridges, and the view of riverboats. Picnic in shaded areas, play on playgrounds or attend concerts and festivals held at venues like the Ford Center and the Tropicana Evansville Pavilion.
• Museum: Immerse yourself in culture and history at the Evansville Museum, located in the city's downtown district. Imagine strolling through galleries filled with exquisite artworks one moment and examining ancient relics the next before diving into interactive scientific wonders—all under one roof. Uncover local legends and lore—from ancient tribal cultures to trailblazing homesteaders all the way up to powerhouse industries—through vibrant presentations packed with action you can touch.
• Zoo and Garden: Immerse yourself in culture and history at the Evansville Museum, located in the city's downtown district. Imagine strolling through galleries filled with exquisite artworks one moment and examining ancient relics the next before diving into interactive scientific wonders—all under one roof.
• Historic Landmarks: Step into the past at Angel Mounds State Historic Site, where ancient Native American settlers left their mark just outside Evansville. Dive into history with a stroll across ancient lands.

Working in Evansville, IN

The local economy benefits from the industries of health care systems, hospitality, educational services, and building construction. The area's unemployment rate is 5.5%, which is more than the American average. The median annual household income is $45,649, which is around $23,500 less than the national average of $69,021.

The economy is growing at the same speed as the rest of the country. The area’s predicted job growth rate for the next decade is 33.2%, compared to the national rate of 33.5%.

Industries offering the most jobs are health care systems (14.1%), hospitality (9.2%), educational services (6.6%), building construction (6.0%), department & other general merchandise stores (4.6%), administrative support/waste management (4.4%), and professional, scientific, and technical services (3.5%).

Evansville, IN Neighborhoods

The neighborhood with the most expensive homes is McCutchanville. Houses in that area sell for just over $400k. If you are looking for something a little less pricey, here are a few alternatives to consider.

• Armstrong / Martin: This area has a few small lakes. The median real estate price is $323,788. This amount is higher than 81% of other places in Indiana. Most of the properties are owner-occupied. The average rent is $1,800. The vacancy rate is 7.2%, so it is not a challenge to find a place.
• Evansville Regional Airport: This area around the airport has some lovely lakes. The median real estate price is $320,226. The average rental price is $1,751. The vacancy rate is 4.5%.
• Downtown Evansville: There are excellent riverfront properties in this area. The median price for a home is $315,975. The average rent is $1,569, and the vacancy rate is 24.2%.
• Wheeler / CCIA: The Ohio River passes by this area. The median price for a home is $313,835. The average rent is a bargain at $972, and the vacancy rate is 16.1%.

Evansville, IN School District

The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation manages the public schools. The school district invests $11,874 each year in providing education services for each student. The student-to-teacher ratio is superb at 15 to one.

There are 19 private schools in town. The top-ranked ones are Mater Dei High School (9th to 12th), Evansville Day School (PK to 12th), and Reitz Memorial High School (9th to 12th).

There are four colleges in this city and 41 colleges and universities within 100 miles. The local schools are Ivy Tech Community College Southwest (public, two-year), the University of Evansville (private, four-year), Harrison College Evansville (private, four-year), and the University of Southern Indiana (public, four-year).

Moving to Evansville, IN Resource Guide

The local government consists of an elected mayor and nine members serving on the City Council. More information can be found on Evansville's website.

The Evansville Parks and Recreation manages the public parks, playgrounds, swimming pools, Swonder Ice Arena, golf courses, recreational areas, and community facilities.

Evansville, IN Housing

The median home price is $190,000. The price trend is increasing by 5.6% year-over-year. The housing market is a seller’s market, with fewer homes listed for sale than potential buyers. Housing costs are a helpful 37% lower than the national average. The cost of living is 1% lower than experienced in other Indiana cities and 11% lower than in the rest of the country.