**What is the easiest way I can rent a storage unit?** Move-in over the phone, online, or at our office! We want to make storage rentals as easy as possible. **Can I tour your storage facility before moving in?** Of course! While you do not need to call ahead, we recommend calling so we can better assist your unique storage situation when you arrive. Our team is eager to help! **Do I need a lock on my storage unit?** Yes, for everyone''s safety we require a lock on your storage unit when you move-in. All of our office locations sell locks and no one will have a key except for you. Your peace of mind while renting is one of our top priorities. **How long can I rent a storage unit?** As long (or as short) as you like! We offer month-to-month leases with no long-term commitments in order to make the rental process as simple as possible. **What size storage unit do I need?** We take the guesswork out of storage. Give our friendly team a call at 1-800-457-5678 or use our online storage calculator so you can determine the right size storage unit you belongings. **How accurate are the storage unit sizes?** We try to get the most accurate numbers for all of our storage units. All storage unite and parking space sizes and measurements are approximate **In terms of height, how tall are the inside of a storage unit?** The inside measurements of the unit are usually 8-9 feet in height **What is the clearance height for the doors on the storage units?** Doors on the units typically have 6 ½ - 7-foot clearance **For storage units between 5x5 and 5x15, what is the door width?** 5x5-5x15 usually have a standard 3-foot door, like your home front door **For 10x10 and larger units, what is the door width?** 10x10 and larger storage units typically have a standard 8-foot door, like a garage **What are some reasons someone needs a storage unit?** There are a variety of reasons why you might need self-storage unit. - Many people use self storage to free up space in their home or use one for downsizing. - Some newly weds use self storage to as temporary storage to determine which pieces of furniture look better in their new home. - Business owners love self storage as it is a great place to store equipment, merchandise, or vehicles. - Companies use self-storage as a cost effective way to store documents or office furniture without expanding their office.

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Affordable Riviera Beach Storage Units

Searching for affordable Riviera Beach storage units? Storage Rentals of America offers secure, convenient, and flexible storage options for residents and businesses. Located off W. Blue Heron Blvd and Avenue L, our facility provides easy access for the neighborhoods of Palm Beach Shores, Lake Park, and Mangonia Park. Whether you’re looking to store household items, business inventory, or seasonal equipment, we have the perfect storage solution for your needs. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with storing your belongings in our clean and well-lit facility.

We understand that storage needs vary, which is why we offer a range of unit sizes. From compact 5x5 storage spaces for small items to large 10x30 units for vehicles like ATVs or Jet Skis, we’ve got you covered. Our climate-controlled units are ideal for protecting temperature-sensitive belongings from Florida’s heat and humidity. If you’re unsure which size is right for you, our friendly customer service team is available to help. We’ll guide you through the rental process, answer your questions, and even assist with move-in over the phone or online for your convenience.

Flexibility is a priority at our Riviera Beach facility. With month-to-month leases, you’re never tied down to long-term commitments, allowing you to adjust your storage plans as needed. Whether you’re decluttering your home, transitioning during a move, or storing business inventory, our options are designed to fit your lifestyle. Plus, our competitive pricing ensures you can find the storage you need without stretching your budget.

For added convenience, we also offer packing supplies like boxes, tape, and protective covers right on-site. Can’t find the size you’re looking for at this location? Explore our other nearby facilities, including Palm Beach Gardens and North Congress Storage in West Palm Beach.

Experience the Storage Rentals of America difference with our affordable Riviera Beach storage units. Visit or call us today to reserve your unit and enjoy hassle-free, secure storage!

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What You Should Know About Riviera Beach, FL

Riviera Beach is among the northernmost suburbs of the Miami Metropolitan area. Due to the shape of the coastline here, it is the part of Miami that juts most eastward. Riviera Beach is closely tied to the Atlantic Ocean, and maritime industries have been foundational to its development. According to the 2020 U.S. Census, the population is 37,604, making it a small city by Palm Beach County standards.

What to Do in Riviera Beach, FL

Life in Riviera Beach revolves around the Atlantic Ocean. The city features a marina, a Coast Guard station, and the world-famous Port of Palm Beach. The Blue Heron Bridge connects the city and is internationally known for beach diving. Several parks and public spaces are available, including MacArthur Beach Park just north on Singer Island.

Families with children will enjoy Rapids Water Park, a 42-acre water park with various rides and attractions.

Working in Riviera Beach, FL

The city's economy, like its social life, is centered on the ocean. Many residents work for the Coast Guard, at the marina, or out on boats. Local industry is otherwise limited, and most residents who work do so within the city itself—three out of every five workers are employed locally, which is uncommon in most places.

Most jobs are in lower-wage sectors such as retail, customer service, and custodial trades. Car commuting is standard, but Palm Tran (the county bus system) provides connections to the greater Miami area.

Riviera Beach, FL Neighborhoods

Riviera Beach spans about ten square miles—eight of land and two of water—divided vertically by Lake Worth tidal estuary and I-95. The city is bounded on the east by Singer Island, a sandbar with vacation homes and neighborhoods, and the Atlantic Ocean. To the west lie the Florida Turnpike, swamps, and farmland.

The neighborhood along Ocean Drive, between John D. MacArthur Beach State Park and the Blue Heron Bridge, features condominiums, hotels, and vacation homes.
West of Lake Worth and the bridge is Broadway and the City Center, which is home to businesses, retail, and a wide variety of living accommodations—from luxury condos to trailer parks.
Further west, neighborhoods are clustered around Congress Avenue and Barack Obama Highway. These areas are rich in history and tradition.
Haverhill and Woodbine Apartments are further west, past I-95, with Woodbine being a notably large and upscale development.

The neighborhoods with the most expensive homes are:

Singer Island: Located between the mainland and ocean. Median home price: $1,334,612 (more expensive than 96.8% of Florida). Average rent: $2,988. High vacancy rate (43.7%) due to many vacation rentals.
Singer Island North: Northern tip of the island. Median home price: $990,708. Average rent: $5,124. Vacancy rate: 62.9%.
Woodbine / Horseshoe Acres: Near Dyer Park. Median home price: $798,644. Average rent: $2,943. Low vacancy rate: 3.5% (hard to find rentals).

Riviera Beach, FL School District

Children in Riviera Beach attend schools in the Palm Beach County School District, which spends $14,596 per student annually; the student-to-teacher ratio is 17:1.

Elementary schools: West Riviera Elementary, Lincoln Elementary, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary, and Washington Elementary.
John F. Kennedy Middle School serves middle grades. Suncoast High School is now a magnet school; Inlet Grove High School remains traditional.

The Riviera Beach Preparatory and Achievement Academy serves grades 9–12. The Riviera Beach Maritime Academy offers specialized training in nautical and boating trades.

For higher education, students have access to numerous Palm Beach County institutions and colleges throughout South Florida.

Moving to Riviera Beach, FL Resource Guide

City Government: An elected mayor and five-member City Council. More info at the City of Riviera Beach website.
Parks and Recreation: The Parks & Recreation department manages 95 acres of public parks, fitness facilities, sports leagues, and hosts events. Amenities include a fitness center, athletic fields, splash park, tennis, basketball, racquetball, playgrounds, event pavilions, a multipurpose rink, walking trails, amphitheater, and beaches.

Riviera Beach, FL Housing

The median home price is $599,000, though this average is skewed by Singer Island, where homes typically exceed $1,000,000. Mainland homes are about half as expensive. More listings exist than buyers, making it a buyer’s market.

Housing costs are 25% higher than the rest of Florida and 21% above the national average.
The cost of living is 10% higher than other Florida cities and 8% above the national average.
Rentals on the mainland cost about half as much as comparables on Singer Island.
Riviera Beach offers a wide range of housing, from high-end properties to very affordable options.

Military Bases Near Riviera Beach, FL

Here are the military bases within 50 miles:

U.S. Coast Guard — Station Lake Worth Inlet (Peanut Island / Lake Worth Inlet)
U.S. Coast Guard — Station Jupiter Inlet (Jupiter)
U.S. Navy — Navy Reserve Center (NRC) West Palm Beach
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve — West Palm Beach / 4th ANGLICO
U.S. Army Reserve — West Palm Beach (Army Reserve Center)