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Are you looking for a convenient storage solution in Monroe? Storage Rentals of America, located at 3407 Harvester Drive, offers a range of ideal storage options. Our facility is just minutes away from the University of Louisiana at Monroe and is conveniently situated near major transportation routes, including Louisville Avenue and Interstate 20.
Nestled in the vibrant North Monroe area, we provide easy access for students, faculty, and residents in the university area, as well as in surrounding neighborhoods like Garden District and Midtown North. Whether you are a college student in need of seasonal storage, a homeowner undergoing renovations, or a business professional looking for extra space, we have the perfect solution for you.
At Storage Rentals of America, customer satisfaction is our priority. Our experts are available seven days a week to answer your questions, assist with payments, or provide helpful tips. Simply give us a call, and we'll guide you through the process every step of the way. Located near Harvester Drive and Red Roof Inn Monroe, our facility ensures easy access and convenience for all your storage needs.
Experience modern features and top-notch security at Storage Rentals of America's clean and well-maintained facility. Our climate-controlled units provide next-level protection for your most prized possessions, maintaining consistent temperature and humidity levels to safeguard your belongings. With ground-level units, electronic gate access, and online bill payment, managing your storage unit is effortless. Choose Storage Rentals of America for storage on your terms and schedule, backed by our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
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Disc locks are required for all units and can be purchased at the office.
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 Monroe.
Nestled along the Ouachita River in northeastern Louisiana, Monroe buzzes with vitality. Back when the calendar flipped to start the 19th century, Monroe was founded. Now fast forward - this place is alive with over 48 thousand people enjoying its mix of heritage and vibrant community life.
Monroe and its sister city, West Monroe, invite you into a realm where the warmth of Southern hospitality merges seamlessly with modern amenities and the splendor of nature. Envision exploring Monroe's historical landmarks, delving into a lively art scene, and savoring the local culinary delights – all integral parts of the experience awaiting visitors.
Monroe is a medium-sized city that has no lack of interesting things to see and do.
Monroe's economy benefits from health care, retail, hospitality, and education. The city's unemployment rate is not good at 7.8%, which is nearly twice the American average. The median household annual income is $33,925 per year, which is nearly $35,000 less than the national average of $69,021.
The economy is growing at a snail’s pace when compared to the national average. Monroe’s predicted job growth rate for the next decade is 20%, compared to the national rate predicted to be 33.5%.
Industries offering the most jobs are health care (14.1%), educational services (11.6%), hospitality (9.4%), finance/ insurance (7.6%), government administration (5.6%), construction (4.6%), and professional, scientific, and technical services (3.9%).
The most expensive homes can be found in Midtown North. They sell for just over $350,000. Here are some other less-expensive areas.
The public schools are managed by Monroe City Schools. The school district invests $14,940 each year per student. The student-to-teacher ratio is 16 to one for an average class size.
There are eight private schools in town. The best schools are Jesus The Good Shepherd School (PK to 6th), Ouachita Christian School (PK to 12th), and Grace Episcopal School (PK to 8th).
There are three universities/colleges in town and 31 more higher-education schools within 100 miles. The local colleges are the University of Louisiana Monroe, and Louisiana Delta Community College.
The City of Monroe operates under a municipal government led by a duly elected Mayor and a five-member City Council, both of whom are elected by the citizens. Additional details about the city’s leadership, services, and departments can be found on Monroe’s official website.
The Monroe Community Affairs Department provides valuable information on public parks, athletics programs, community centers, summer youth initiatives, and a variety of recreational activities aimed at enhancing community engagement and quality of life.
The median price in Monroe is $264,900. The price is going up 5.2% year-over-year. The housing market is a buyer’s market, with more homes listed for sale than buyers. Housing costs are 21% lower than the American average. The cost of living is 5% lower than in other cities in the state and 14% lower than the national average.