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At Storage Rentals of America, we strive to provide a secure, accessible, and hassle-free storage experience that simplifies your storage needs. Located in Victoria, our storage units are easily accessible via highways such as US-59 T and TX-463 Loop. Our facility is fully fenced, well-lit, and equipped with a reliable gate system, ensuring the safety and convenience of your belongings. Our drive-up storage units allow you to quickly and easily access your items, saving time and effort during your visits.
Flexibility is vital at Storage Rentals of America. With our month-to-month leases, you can store your items without long-term commitments. Our call center, operational seven days a week, has a team of friendly and knowledgeable staff ready to assist you, whether in-person, over the phone, or even facilitating online move-ins, making the process simple and stress-free. In addition, we offer secure and convenient parking solutions for RVs, boats, and other vehicles, providing options for storing larger items.
We offer climate-controlled storage units to safeguard your delicate belongings from extreme weather conditions. Additionally, for added convenience, our facility provides covered parking, protecting your vehicles from the elements. Our strategic proximity to landmarks like Victoria Park and Victoria Mall is an excellent reference point for local customers seeking accessible and convenient self-storage solutions. Furthermore, we offer an extensive range of moving and packing supplies - from boxes to tape and protective materials - making us your all-in-one destination for moving and storage essentials. Stop 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 Victoria.
About Victoria, TX
The county seat of Victoria County is the city of Victoria, which has a population of 65,534 (U.S. 2020 Census). This small city is near the coast of the Gulf of Mexico but 30 miles inland, which makes it safer from hurricanes. Three counties, Calhoun, Goliad, and Victoria, comprise the larger Victoria metropolitan area with a population of 111,163 (U.S. 2020 Census).
Victoria is in the middle between Austin, Corpus Christi, Houston, and San Antonio. It is about a two-hour drive to any of those major cities. That is a fairly short distance in the expanse of the state of Texas.
The city was named after General Guadalupe Victoria, the first president of Mexico after Mexico gained independence from Spain. The city was founded in 1824. Texas and Mexico fought over the town. During the Texas Revolution, Mexico lost control of the town in the Battle of San Jacinto, and the American settlers drove the Mexican Army out.
In modern times, the city is a regional trade hub because of its excellent location and proximity to the Gulf seaports.
What to do in Victoria, TX
Victoria is a nice place to live with many amenities.
- Features: The Texas Zoo is a favorite attraction. The University of Houston has a campus in Victoria, making it a “college” town.
- Events: The Annual De Leon Dance, the Holiday Express Train, the Gourmet Wine Dinner, and the Victoria Film Festival are popular events.
- Museums / Historic Sites: Interesting museums to visit are the Museum of the Coastal Bend, the Nave Museum, and the Children’s Discovery Museum. The Victoria County Courthouse was built in 1892 and is now a museum.
- Destinations: The Joseph Popperhoff Nature Center, the DeLeon Historic Plaza, and Riverside Park are family-friendly places to visit.
Working in Victoria, TX
The local economy depends on education, health care, retail, manufacturing, and tourism. The unemployment rate is very high at 7.9%. The median household income is $59,010 annually, about $10,000 less than the American average household income of $69,021. The economy is losing jobs each year when compared to the national average. Victoria's predicted job growth rate for the next ten years is extremely low at 10.4%, compared to the expected national average job growth rate of 33.5%, which is more than three times higher.
The industries offering the best-paying jobs are health care (10.1%), education (10.5%), professional administration (3.8%), finance/insurance (3.6%), construction (8.3%), hospitality (6.8%), and chemicals (6.6%).
Victoria, TX Neighborhoods
The best neighborhoods with the most expensive homes are in the northeastern part of town. They have median real estate prices above $300,000.
Here are a few other areas with modestly priced homes for sale:
- Quail Creek: This newer neighborhood has a median real estate price of $284,965, which is more expensive than 52% of the rest of the state. Most homes were built between 1970 to 1999. Some were constructed after 2000. Rental homes are $2,405 monthly. The vacancy rate is 8.5%, which is near the middle range for vacancies in this town.
- Nursery: This nice neighborhood has a median real estate price of $281,118. Apartments and homes are available for an average rent of $1,657 monthly. The vacancy rate is 4.3%, so renting a place in this area is challenging.
- Zac Lentz Pkwy / Mockingbird Ln: This area has some nice homes and manufactured/mobile homes. The median real estate price in this neighborhood is $273,432. Rental homes are available for an average rent of $2,287 per month. There are also apartment complexes in this area. The vacancy rate is 5.8%.
- Victoria Northwest: The median real estate price is $235,817. This neighborhood has a mixture of homes, apartment buildings, and mobile homes. Some of the houses are owner-occupied. About half of the homes are rented. They were built between 1940 and 1969, with a few older houses built before 1940. The vacancy rate is 23.5%. The average rent is $2,289 per month.
Victoria, TX School District
The Victoria Independent School District operates the public schools. The school district spends $9,971 for each student every year. The student-to-teacher ratio of 16 to one is an average class size in this state.
There are 11 private schools in the area. The best private schools are Nazareth Academy Catholic School (PK to 8th), Faith Academy (PK to 12th), and Northside Baptist School (PK to 6th).
The town has two colleges and universities: the four-year public University of Houston Victoria and the public two-year Victoria College.
Moving to Victoria, TX Resource Guide
The local government is comprised of an elected mayor and six elected members serving on the City Council.
The Victoria Department of Parks & Recreation manages the public parks, the community center, recreational facilities, and athletic programs. There is a golf course, sports fields for adult softball, a swimming pool, and fishing tournaments. Youth activities include Little League, a splash pool, and fishing on the pond with the free use of loaned fishing rods.
Victoria, TX Housing
If you want to buy a home in Victoria, the median home price is $269,900. This price is going up by 10.2% year-over-year. The real estate market is a buyer’s market with more homes listed for sale than interested buyers wanting to make offers.
The cost of living in Victoria gets an A+ rating from Areavibes. It is 5% lower than other cities in the state and 13% lower than the national average.