Price data
Storage unit prices in Ohio
Which branch you pick matters more in Ohio than which city. A 10×10 typically swings 130% across the branches of one Ohio market, against 79% from the state's cheapest market to its dearest, around a median of $78. Dayton alone covers 193%.
| Market | Locations | Median 10×10 | vs Ohio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dayton | 9 | $53 | -32% |
| Cincinnati | 39 | $70 | -10% |
| Sheffield Lake | 3 | $77 | -1% |
| Akron | 9 | $83 | +6% |
| Columbus | 30 | $86 | +10% |
| Cleveland | 9 | $95 | +22% |
Inside Ohio
Where these numbers come from. 202 advertised prices read from Public
Storage's own published listings across 99 locations in 6 markets,
last checked 2026-08-12.
Online rate vs regular rate. Every listing publishes two figures and the regular rate is 1.5× the online rate at the median. That is a pricing rule, not a second quote. Figures here are the online rate (the promotional price for booking on the web) unless labelled otherwise. Budget on the regular rate.
Advertised rates for new rentals, not quotes; they move with availability. Insurance, admin fees and limited-time offers are excluded. This covers Public Storage only. Other operators do not publish per-location pricing in a form that can be read. Not affiliated with Public Storage.
Online rate vs regular rate. Every listing publishes two figures and the regular rate is 1.5× the online rate at the median. That is a pricing rule, not a second quote. Figures here are the online rate (the promotional price for booking on the web) unless labelled otherwise. Budget on the regular rate.
Advertised rates for new rentals, not quotes; they move with availability. Insurance, admin fees and limited-time offers are excluded. This covers Public Storage only. Other operators do not publish per-location pricing in a form that can be read. Not affiliated with Public Storage.