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If the storage size you require is not available at this location, we highly recommend that you visit our main office to reserve your storage unit in person at Port Arthur 2641 W Highway 365 to find the appropriate storage size that meets your needs at an affordable price in the Port Arthur area.. Additionally, this location provides parking spaces for both small and large vehicles.
Are you looking for a reliable storage solution in Port Arthur, Texas? Look no further than Storage Rentals of America! Our facility is near major roadways such as Highway 69 and Highway 365. We offer drive-up units that allow you to quickly and easily store your belongings in a safe and secure environment at our Port Arthur self storage facility.
Our facility is fully fenced, well-lit, and equipped with a dependable gate system that ensures the safety and protection of your possessions. We offer flexible month-to-month leasing options so you can manage your storage duration without being tied down by lengthy contracts. Our call center is operational 7 days a week and offers multiple convenient options for moving in, whether online, over the phone, or in person.
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Neat and clean Amanda very personable and helpful
Neat and clean Amanda very personable and helpful
The entire experience with SRA was smooth and painless. Amanda from the office went out of her way to facilitate the transaction from start to finish. Friendly and helpful even while dealing with an unrelated office issue, she made it as simple and easy as possible. Highly recommend!
The entire experience with SRA was smooth and painless. Amanda from the office went out of her way to facilitate the transaction from start to finish. Friendly and helpful even while dealing with an unrelated office issue, she made it as simple and easy as possible. Highly recommend!
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Friendly staff, easy to work with and shows an understanding of your needs… very helpful Thank you
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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 Port Arthur.
About Port Arthur, TX
Port Arthur is an active seaport in Jefferson County. You can drive the 90 miles from Houston to Port Arthur using I-10, and it takes about an hour and a half depending on traffic. It is about 22 miles from downtown Beaumont to Port Arthur.
The population of Port Arthur is 56,039 according to the 2020 U.S. Census. The larger Beaumont - Port Arthur metropolitan area has a population of 397,565.
In 1895, Arthur Stilwell founded Port Arthur and gave the seaport its name. In 1898, the city was incorporated. The economy quickly grew due to the seaport’s busy transportation activities and the petrochemical plants that were constructed.
In more modern times, Port Arthur is known for the Motiva Refinery, which is the largest oil refinery in America. The town has been damaged frequently by hurricanes and floods due to storm surges. The movement towards sustainable energy and away from fossil fuels is a challenge. Nevertheless, it is still a vital part of America’s oil refining infrastructure, with billions invested in upgrades over the past decades.
What to do in Port Arthur, TX
Port Arthur offers some Cajun fun and great fishing.
- Features: Fishing is a popular pastime in this area. You can fish from the beach at the Sea Rim State or from Pleasure Island in Sabine Lake. Another option is deep-sea fishing by chartering a boat for a trip out into the Gulf of Mexico.
- Events: Popular events are the Taste of Gumbo, the Cajun Heritage Festival, RiverFest, the Saltwater Angler’s League of Texas Tournament, Fourth of July Fireworks, the Art Walk, and the Christmas Parade.
- Museums/Historical Parks: The Texas Artists Museum, the “Tex” Ritter Historical Park, and the Museum of the Gulf Coast are interesting.
- Destinations: The Rainbow Bridge connects to Bridge City. It is a very tall bridge that is exciting to drive over and spend some time getting to know the community of Bridge City.
Working in Port Arthur, TX
The local economy depends on petroleum products, construction, retail, and health care. The 16.1% unemployment rate is outrageously high and a serious problem. The median household income is $42,933 per year, which is about $26,000 less than the average of $69,021 for households in other American cities. The local economy is declining severely, with very low job creation when compared to the national average. Port Arthur's predicted job growth rate for the next decade is 14.2%, compared to the expected national average job growth rate of 33.5%.
The industries offering the most jobs are health care (12.4%), construction (9.5%), education (7.8%), public administration (7%), waste management (4.5%), hotels/restaurants (6.5%), and petroleum products (4%).
Port Arthur, TX Neighborhoods
The western side of the town has the higher-priced homes with a median sales price of over $300,000.
Here are a few areas with modestly-price homes for sale:
- Griffing Park: This nice neighborhood has a median real estate price of $161,023, which is less expensive than 70.4% of the rest of the state. Most homes were built between 1940 and 1969. Some were constructed between 1970 to 1999. Rental homes are $1,541 monthly. The vacancy rate is 5.9%, making finding a place to rent fairly easy.
- Atreco: This area has a median real estate price of $135,665. Apartments and homes are available for an average rent of $611 monthly. The vacancy rate is 21.9%, so renting a place in this area is easy.
- Pear Ridge: The median real estate price in this neighborhood is $134,277. Rental homes are available for an average rent of $1,562 per month. There are apartment complexes and mobile homes in this area. The vacancy rate is 15%.
- Memorial Blvd / 34th St: Here, the median real estate price is $119,561. This neighborhood has a mixture of homes and apartment complexes. Some houses are owner-occupied. About half are rented. The houses were built between 1970 and 1999, with a few newer houses built after 2000. The vacancy rate is 15.7%. The average rent is $2,111 per month.
Port Arthur, TX School District
The school district is Port Arthur Independent School District. The school district invests $15,220 each year in educational expenses for each student, which is an excellent amount compared to other communities in the area. The student-to-teacher ratio of 13 to one allows the teachers to give each student more attention.
Port Arthus has one private school. It is St. Catherine of Siena School (PK to 8th grade). It is a Catholic school with around 115 enrolled students.
Within a 50-mile radius, there are six colleges and universities. Port Arthur has a two-year public Lamar State College. Lamar University in Beaumont is a four-year public school, and so is McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana, about 47 miles from Port Arthur.
Moving to Port Arthur, TX Resource Guide
The Port Arthur City Council consists of the mayor and six elected members.
The Port Arthur Department of Parks & Recreation manages the public parks, recreational centers, youth and adult programs, and events.
Port Arthur, TX Housing
The median price for a home in Port Arthur is $149,500. This price has been staying about the same year-over-year. It’s a buyer’s market with more homes listed for sale than interested buyers ready to make an offer.
The cost of living in Port Arthur is very low. It is 11% less than other Texan cities and 19% less than the average cost of living nationwide.