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Welcome to Storage Rentals of America, your top storage solution in Aberdeen, North Carolina. Our storage facility is conveniently located near major routes and easily accessible from Highway 15. It is situated amidst the beautiful surroundings of North Carolina and the lively energy of Aberdeen.
We offer a wide range of storage units to meet your individual needs. Whether you require a compact 5x5 unit for personal items or a larger 10x30 space for commercial inventory, we have the perfect storage solution for you. We also offer Car Storage and Boat and RV storage for oversized leisure items. Our team of friendly customer service representatives is available 7 days a week to assist you with moving in. You can move in over the phone, online, or in person, and we'll be here to help you. We offer flexible leasing options, so you're not locked into long-term contracts.
Ensuring the safety and security of your belongings is our top priority. At our facility, we have implemented advanced security measures to provide peace of mind. Our modern security systems feature a state-of-the-art gate system and vigilant video surveillance, offering comprehensive monitoring and protection. Additionally, our premises are fully enclosed by a secure fence and well illuminated, further enhancing the overall safety and visibility of the area. You can rest assured that your belongings are in safe hands at our facility.
We understand that moving can be stressful, but we're here to simplify the process. We offer various packing and moving supplies for sale, including sturdy boxes, packing paper, tape, and mattress bags. Experience the difference that Storage Rentals of America can make for you today!
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 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 Aberdeen, North Carolina.
Aberdeen is a small town in Moore County. The 2020 census determined the population to be 8,516. The population increased from 6,350 in 2010, which was about a 30% growth over the decade.
In 1745, emigrants came from Scotland to settle in this area. The abundant pine forests were a source of cut timber that was transported down the Cape Fear River to Wilmington, North Carolina. During the American Revolution, the locals mostly supported the British side.
Things went from bad to worse during the Civil War. About 1,500 of the residents were Confederate soldiers. One-third of them died in the fighting. It took until 1877 for a post office to be established at Blue’s Crossing, which was the town’s name before Aberdeen. It was another 11 years before Aberdeen became an official town.
The Raleigh and August Air Line Railroad connected the area to the rest of America. The freight trains were used to transport timber. In the early 20th century, tobacco farming became the main driver of the local economy, and the rails carried tobacco products along with timber.
In contemporary times, the city is best known for the Pinehurst Golf Resort. Tourists enjoy this part of North Carolina. It is a favorite town for retirees.
Aberdeen is right in the middle of the state and is surrounded by mostly pine forests.
The local economy depends on healthcare, hospitality, education, and retail. The unemployment rate is 4.2%, which is lower than in other parts of the United States. The median household income is $62,264 per year, which is about $7,000 lower than the American average of $69,021. The economy is growing faster than the national average. Aberdeen's predicted job growth rate for the next decade is 40.3%, compared to the national rate of 33.5%.
The industries offering the most jobs are healthcare (9.0%), public administration (8.5%), education (7.0%), administrative services/waste management (6.1%), construction (5.5%), hospitality (5.4%), and religious organizations (5.2%).
There are only two neighborhoods in this little town: Downtown Aberdeen / Midtown on the north side and Aberdeen South on the south side.
Here are the details about these neighborhoods.
The public school district is the Moore County Schools. The school district spends $10,160 each year per student. The student-to-teacher ratio is 16 to one.
There are five private schools in the Aberdeen/Southern Pines area. The top three private schools are The O’Neal School (PK to 12th), Episcopal Day School (PK to 5th), and Calvary Christian School (PK to 12th).
The public two-year school, Sandhills Community College, is the only school for higher education in town. There are 18 other schools within a 50-mile radius. The public four-year Fayetteville State University is about 30 miles from Aberdeen.
Aberdeen’s municipal government consists of an elected mayor and five people who are the Town Commissioners.
The Aberdeen Parks & Recreation Department manages the public parks, including the Lake Park, and the recreational centers. There are programs at various times of the year for kids, adults, and those 60+ years old.
The other facilities managed by the town are Malcolm Blue Farm, Berkley Park, Colonial Heights Park, Main Street Park, Ray's Mill Park, and Sharpe Park.
The median home price in Aberdeen is $384,900 and is trending down, losing -6.6% year-over-year. It is a balanced market with about the same number of homes listed for sale as the number of interested buyers.
The cost of living in Aberdeen earns an A- rating on Areavibes. It is 1% lower than other cities in North Carolina and 7% lower than the national average for the rest of America.