Storage Units Near Lee's Summit

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 Lee’s Summit.

About Lee’s Summit, MO

Nestled just southeast of Kansas City, Lee's Summit in Jackson County, Missouri, is buzzing with life and opportunities. Founded in 1865 and named after its founder, Dr. Pleasant Lea, this city has truly flourished, transforming it into a lively community now home to about 100,000 folks. Imagine a place where history greets you at every corner, businesses thrive, and families come first - welcome to Lee’s Summit! The community vibes are strong, helping everyone who lives here enjoy top-notch living standards.

Think amazing education options meet neighborhood safety meets your next adventure — that’s Lee’s Summit in a nutshell! Thanks to its cozy spot near important highways coupled with plenty of amenities nearby, living here means you've got Kansas City's best at your doorstep without the city hassles.

What To Do in Lee’s Summit, MO

There are lovely parks, wonderful attractions, and pleasant amenities to enjoy in this community.

• Historic Downtown: The downtown district comes alive with age-old buildings, quaint boutiques, and restaurants owned by locals. Meander through Main Street when you've got some free time; it's where history meets shopping. Look out for those cozy spots selling old-timey goods.
• Outdoor Recreation: Enjoy the natural beauty of Lee's Summit at local parks and recreational areas, such as Longview Lake Park and Legacy Park. Enjoy places where each path invites you for a hike or bike ride. You could spread out a blanket for lunch with friends and family before heading over to catch some fish or shoot hoops.
• Cultural Events: Immerse yourself in Lee's Summit's vibrant arts scene by attending performances at local theaters, galleries, and music venues. The town never sleeps when it comes to celebrating culture - catch everything from street festivities during Downtown Days to incredible handmade pieces at the Summit Art Festival any time of year.
• Shopping and Dining: Imagine wandering around the rest of downtown Lee’s Summit - it’s a treasure trove of quirky stores, fashionable boutiques, and restaurants that serve up mouthwatering dishes. Whether it’s presents you’re after or something new to wear or decorate your house with, this is where you’ll find it.
• Family Friendly Attractions: Treat your family to a day of fun and entertainment at attractions such as Paradise Park, featuring indoor and outdoor attractions, games, and activities for all ages. Don't miss out on the fun at Powell Gardens, swing by the Kansas City Zoo, or pay a visit to the World War I Museum and Memorial for extra kicks with the family.

Working in Lee’s Summit, MO

Lee’s Summit's economy benefits from healthcare, retail, manufacturing, finance/insurance, and hospitality. The city's unemployment rate is exceptionally low at 3.1%, which is less than the national average. The median household income is terrific at $98,960 per year. That amount is about $30,000 higher than the American average of $69,021.

The economy is growing at the same pace as the rest of the country. Lee’s Summit’s predicted job growth rate for the next ten years is 33.3%, compared to the national rate of 33.5%.

Industries offering the most jobs are healthcare (9.5%), education (8.9%), finance/insurance (7.8%), professional, scientific, and technical services (7.5%), construction (6.3%), broadcasting & telecommunications (5.5%), and public administration (4.6%).

Lee’s Summit, MO Neighborhoods

There are lots of excellent areas as choices for relocating here.

• Winterset / Winterset Valley: This area is adjacent to the Fred Arbanas Golf Course, on its western border. The median real estate price is $822,178. This amount is higher than 98.7% of other places in Missouri. The average rent is $1,286. The vacancy rate is 3.9%.
• Lakewood / Chapel Ridge: Lakewood Lakes is in the center of this area. The median real estate price is $598,055. The average rent is $2,347. The vacancy rate is 3.6%.
• Stoney Creek: The Creekmoor Golf Club is just south of this neighborhood. The median sales price for a home is $545,867. The average rent is $2,601. The vacancy rate is 0%, so it is nearly impossible to find an available place here.
• Windemere / Belmont Farms: The median sales price for a home is $530,029. The average rent is $2,861, and the vacancy rate is 3.1%.

Lee’s Summit, MO School District

Lee’s Summit R-7 Schools is the administrator of the public schools. The school district spends $16,461 each year on each student. The student-to-teacher ratio is excellent at 14 to one.

There is one private school in town. It is Lakewood KinderCare (NS-PK).

There are two colleges in town, which are National American University Lee's Summit and Metropolitan Community College Longview. There are 36 more colleges and universities within 50 miles. A few popular schools are Rockhurst University (16 miles away)and University of Missouri Kansas City (16 miles away).

Moving to Lee’s Summit, MO Resource Guide

The City of Lee’s Summit’s municipal government consists of an elected mayor and eight City Council members. There is more information on Lee’s Summit's website.

The Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation** Department maintains the parks, shelters, other facilities, recreational opportunities, walking/jogging/bike trails, activities, and programs.

Things to experience include the Tour De Lakes bike ride, fitness classes, youth and adult enrichment programs, Camp Summit, and youth/adult sports leagues.

Lee’s Summit, MO Housing

The median home sales price in Lee’s Summit is $450,600. The price trend is down -9.3% year-over-year. The housing market is a balanced market with enough listings for buyers. Housing costs are outrageously bad at 23% higher than in the rest of the country. The cost of living is 15% more than experienced in other Missouri cities and 3% more than the national average.