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Welcome to Storage Rentals of America in Augusta. Located near Carl Sanders Hwy, we offer affordable self-storage solutions tailored to your needs. Whether you're searching for a compact 5x5 unit, a spacious 10x30 unit for your home, or even storage for your car, boat, or RV, we've got you covered. Our flexible month-to-month leases grant you the freedom so you are not locked into long-term contracts. Just call us, and our knowledgeable customer service team is available by phone 7 days a week and can expertly guide you through the selection process. We're even equipped to assist you in moving in over the phone, online, or in person.
At our Storage Rentals of America, security is important. Our well-maintained and well-lit storage units offer state-of-the-art gate systems for enhanced security.
Additionally, we offer a variety of essential moving supplies for purchase at our office, including boxes, tape, bubble wrap, mattress covers, and more. If you need help finding what you're searching for, we have several locations in Augusta that will fulfill your self-storage needs. Visit our office today and discover the difference between Storage Rentals of America and others.
Having trouble finding the ideal unit for your vehicle or storage needs at this location? Explore our second location at Augusta 3044 Washington Rd, where you're sure to find the perfect solution.
Disc locks are required for all units and can be purchased at the office.
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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 Augusta.
About Augusta, GA
The third-largest city in Georgia is Augusta. The city and county combined as the Augusta Metropolitan Area has 202,081 people living there, according to the 2020 U.S. Census.
The city began in 1735 when it was founded by James Oglethorpe, who also was the founder of Savannah. The city was important in the American Revolutionary War and was captured by the Americans from the British. It played a big role in the American Civil War as a hub for cotton trading and directly supported the war with its powder-works facilities making gunpowder.
The historic district has many buildings and elaborate mansions that are the antebellum-style architecture that the South is famous for. This style was used for creating luxurious southern mansions on sprawling cotton plantations.
In modern times, the city is best known for its magnificent golf clubs and for hosting the annual Masters golf tournament.
What to do in Augusta, GA
Augusta has many interesting features and places to visit:
- Features: Some popular features include Brick Pond Park and Aqueduct Park. Dog lovers will enjoy the North Augusta Bark Park. Golfers will enjoy the Augusta Country Club and the Augusta National Golf Club.
- Events: The annual Masters golf tournament held at the August National Golf Club attracts more than 200,000 visitors. Another popular event is the Westobou Festival for visual and performing arts.
- Historic Sites and Museums: Places for history buffs to visit include the Living History Park and the Ezekiel Harris House, a classic example of antebellum architecture.
- Destination: The Riverview Park Activities Center is a 120,000-square-foot facility with a fitness center. It has a soccer field, basketball courts, tennis courts, and baseball fields. You can play games for fun or watch your favorite local teams compete.
Working in Augusta, GA
The Augusta local economy depends on healthcare, retail, education, manufacturing, construction, and tourism. Unemployment is high at 5.2%. The median household earns $55,408 annually. This income is much lower than the American average of $69,021. The economy is growing reasonably well despite high unemployment. Augusta's predicted job growth rate for the next decade is 38.5%, compared to the American average of 33.5%. Traffic is congested during commute time, and driving to work takes more than 20 minutes.
The industries offering the most jobs are administration (4.6%), construction (5.6%), education (9.3%), healthcare (16.4%), hospitality services (8.6%), government (5.2%), and professional services (3.1%).
Augusta, GA Neighborhoods
If you are looking for a home to rent or buy, Augusta has many lovely neighborhoods to consider. The best locations are north and southeast of the city center. The median prices for homes in the nicest neighborhoods are over $500,000. Home prices decrease as you travel out from the city center to the surrounding rural areas. An example is Forest Hills, with a median home price of $114,884.
Here are a few of the nicest neighborhoods:
- Forest Hills: This is the best neighborhood for those who love golf. The median real estate price is $511,482, which is higher priced than 71.9% of Georgia. It includes the Forest Hills Golf Club and the Augusta Country Club. Most homes are owner-occupied and were built before 1970.
- Lake Aumond: This area is to the southeast of Augusta. The median real estate price is $444,592. Rental homes cost about $2,402 monthly. Vacancies are 20.0%, which is high. This happens when lots of homes are rented out as vacation rentals.
- Martinez East: This attractive neighborhood is north of the city center. The median home sales price is $445,898. Single-family homes and apartments are available to rent for an average of $2,645 per month. The vacancy rate is 11.4%, so finding a place to rent is fairly easy to accomplish.
- Uptown: The median real estate price is lower at $369,215. You can find a nice home to buy or rent. There are many apartment buildings. The average rent is $1,971 monthly.
Augusta, GA School District
The Richmond County School System manages the public schools. The school district allocates $12,591 each year per student. The student-to-teacher ratio is 14-1. This is considered a small class size.
There are 24 private schools in and around Augusta. The best private schools are Augusta Preparatory Day School (NS to 12th), Augusta Christian Schools (PK to 12th), and the Episcopal Day School (NS to 8th).
Augusta State University is the best public four-year college. There are six other colleges within an hour’s drive. There are four technical colleges, including the Augusta Technical College.
Moving to Augusta, GA Resource Guide
The local government has an elected mayor and ten elected members serving on the Augusta Commission.
More than 1,500 acres of public land and 60 parks are managed by the Augusta Georgia Recreation & Parks. There are campgrounds, community centers, swimming pools, athletic fields for team sports, courts for tennis and basketball, and dog parks.
The many programs offered are designed for youth and adults. There are special programs for seniors (60+ years old). Youth can participate in after-school activities, dance classes, fitness programs, spring and summer camps, and more. Adults can get active with exercise programs. Those over 60 can get meal assistance and other adult day care that supports independent living.
Augusta, GA Housing
The median home price in Augusta is $204,000. The market is flat with no significant change in price year-over-year. It is a balanced market with homes listed for sale matching the number of interested buyers.
The cost of living in Augusta is 9% lower than other Georgian cities and 18% lower than the American national average.