Storage Units Near Little Rock

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 Little Rock.

About Little Rock, AR

Little Rock, the capital city of Arkansas, is a vibrant metropolis located in the heart of the state. Since its founding in 1831, Little Rock has blossomed into a bustling city. It's packed with history at every corner, celebrates a tapestry of cultures, and really knows how to come together as one big family. The population is 748,031 counted by the 2020 census.

Sitting cozily by the Arkansas River, Little Rock wraps you up in a warm embrace of southern charm, modern perks, and stunning natural sights. Little Rock buzzes with life, packing its streets with must-see landmarks, top-tier museums, and vibrant neighborhoods where the unexpected is just around the corner.

Digging into Little Rock's treasures, you're in for a treat. From its rich history waiting to be explored, riverside fun that beckons the outdoorsy soul, to a melting pot of flavors sure to delight your taste buds - there's never a dull moment here for anyone looking to dive in and enjoy what this place has on offer.

What To Do in Little Rock, AR

Here, you're spoiled for choice with all the fun spots and activities on offer, no matter what tickles your fancy.

• Riverfront: Riverfront Park is a lush oasis right in the heart of downtown Little Rock, hugging the banks of the Arkansas River. It's your go-to spot for soaking up nature without ever leaving the city. You can wander by the river with its stunning city views and find a shady spot for a picnic under big trees.
• Clinton Presidential Library: Dive into the world of Bill Clinton at his Presidential Library, a cutting-edge museum and research center sitting right on the edge of the Arkansas River.
• State Park: In Pinnacle Mountain State Park, there are countless trails weaving through stunning landscapes perfect for those who love a good hike or simply enjoy taking in nature at its finest. And if slowing down is more your pace, find a cozy spot for some picnicking or engage in birdwatching and let the peacefulness of this place wash over you.
• Cultural Attractions: Explore Little Rock's vibrant cultural scene by checking out its top-notch museums, catching a show at one of the theaters, or wandering through the art galleries. Little Rock is buzzing with a lively arts scene, from the creative hub at the Arkansas Arts Center to stepping back in time at the Historic Arkansas Museum. Not to mention, catching a show at Robinson Center or being swept away by the melodies of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra - it's all here showcasing Little Rock’s rich history and diverse culture.

Working in Little Rock, AR

The local economy benefits from healthcare, retail, educational services, and hotels/restaurants. At 5.9%, the city's unemployment rate is high and above the national average. The median household income is $56,928 yearly, which is about $12,000 less than the national average of $69,021.

The economy is growing about the same as the rest of the nation. Little Rock’s expected job growth rate for the next ten years is 32.2%, compared to the overall American growth rate expected to be 33.5%.

The industries offering the most jobs are education (9.6%), health care (17.7%), hotels/restaurants (8.0%), governmental administration (6.6%), professional, scientific, and technical services (6.3%), finance/insurance (5.7%), and building construction (3.7%).

Little Rock, AR Neighborhoods

The most expensive neighborhoods are Heights (median price $868,528), Duquesne Place (median price $717,275), and Riverdale (median price $658,383). Here are some alternative areas with home prices under $600k.

• Aberdeen Court / Bayonne Place: This area is just north of Wildwood Ridge. The median price for a home is $573,795, and the average rent is $2,376. The vacancy rate is 10.1%.
• Ferndale / Northpoint: This is an attractive forested area**.** The median price for a home is $541,750, and the average rent is $1,501. The vacancy rate is 6.4%.
• Robinwood / River Ridge: This neighborhood has beautiful riverfront properties.** The median price for a home is $528,669, and the average rent is $1,395. The vacancy rate is 4.2%.
• River Market: This neighborhood is just west of the Clinton Presidential Center along the banks of the Arkansas River.** The median price for a home is $503,626, and the average rent is $1,564. The vacancy rate is 17.9%.

Little Rock, AR School District

Little Rock Public Schools manages the public schools. The school district invests $15,475 per student each year. The student-to-teacher ratio is 15 to one.

There are 37 private schools in this city. The top-ranked ones are Miss Selma’s Schools (PK to 5th), the Episcopal Collegiate School (PK to 12th), and Little Rock Christian Academy (PK to 12th).

There are five colleges in this city and 29 colleges and universities within about 100 miles. Many nearby communities offer two-year colleges, such as the Pulaski Technical College in North Little Rock. Popular four-year schools include the Arkansas Baptist College, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and Philander Smith College.

Moving to Little Rock, AR Resource Guide

The city government has an elected mayor and ten directors serving on the Board of Directors. Visit the City of Little Rock’s website for more information.

Parks and Recreation of Little Rock manages the parks, senior services, youth athletics, adult programs, and community events.

Little Rock, AR Housing

The median home price is $279,000. The price trend is going up 13.9% each year. It is a seller’s market. Housing costs are 7% lower than in other US cities. The cost of living is 12% higher than other Arkansas cities and 2% lower than the national average.