Dayton, OH · 150 sq ft
Public Storage 10x15 prices in Dayton
10 branches in Dayton stock a 10x15 (150 sq ft), at $0.31 a square foot for the cheapest. Prices run $47 to $133, a 183% gap, and a typical 10x15 here is $80.
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All 10 branches in Dayton, cheapest first
| Location | Area | Units listed | Cheapest online | Range at this branch | Regular rate | Rating & reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4820 Trinity Church Rd | Dayton 45415 | 3 | $47 | $47–$58 | $71 | 4.6 |
| 7888 Wildcat Rd | Huber Heights 45424 | 2 | $48 | $48–$59 | $72 | 4.6 |
| 2455 Dryden Rd | Moraine 45439 | 1 | $78 | — | $116 | 4.9 |
| 580 S Orchard Lane | Beavercreek Township 45434 | 1 | $80 | — | $120 | 4.8 |
| 6207 Executive Blvd | Dayton 45424 | 1 | $85 | — | $127 | 4.5 |
| 601 W Leffel Lane | Springfield 45506 | 1 | $85 | — | $127 | 4.6 |
| 3560 Needmore Road | Dayton 45414 | 1 | $87 | — | $131 | 4.5 |
| 2120 Harshman Road | Dayton 45424 | 1 | $93 | — | $139 | 4.5 |
| 8691 Dayton Cincinnati Pike | Miamisburg 45342 | 1 | $101 | — | $151 | 4.5 |
| 4125 Hempstead Station Dr | Kettering 45429 | 1 | $133 | — | $199 | 4.8 |
Nothing nearby is cheaper than Dayton
| Market | Distance | Median 10x15 | vs Dayton |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cincinnati, OH | 77 km | $93 | +16% |
| Columbus, OH | 102 km | $114 | +43% |
Where these numbers come from. 10 advertised prices read from Public
Storage's own published listings across 10 locations, last checked
2026-08-27.
Online rate vs regular rate. Every listing publishes two figures. Measured across thousands of observations, the regular rate is 1.5× the online rate at the median, with 88% inside 1% of that and none outside 1.40–1.60×. That is a pricing rule, not a second quote. The online rate is the promotional price for booking on the web; the regular rate is what the unit reverts to. Budget on the regular rate. Comparisons here hold the basis constant, so the gap between locations is real either way.
These are advertised rates for new rentals, not quotes — Public Storage states prices are not guaranteed and they move with availability. Insurance, admin fees and limited-time offers are not included.
How this is measured. The sampling, the percentile method and the rules for withholding a figure are set out on the methodology page. The figures are published as CC BY 4.0 and may be reused with attribution.
Cite this. Storage Price Index (2026). Public Storage 10x15 storage unit prices in Dayton, OH. Read 2026-08-27. CC BY 4.0. https://storagepriceindex.com/storage/dayton-oh/10x15/
Online rate vs regular rate. Every listing publishes two figures. Measured across thousands of observations, the regular rate is 1.5× the online rate at the median, with 88% inside 1% of that and none outside 1.40–1.60×. That is a pricing rule, not a second quote. The online rate is the promotional price for booking on the web; the regular rate is what the unit reverts to. Budget on the regular rate. Comparisons here hold the basis constant, so the gap between locations is real either way.
These are advertised rates for new rentals, not quotes — Public Storage states prices are not guaranteed and they move with availability. Insurance, admin fees and limited-time offers are not included.
How this is measured. The sampling, the percentile method and the rules for withholding a figure are set out on the methodology page. The figures are published as CC BY 4.0 and may be reused with attribution.
Cite this. Storage Price Index (2026). Public Storage 10x15 storage unit prices in Dayton, OH. Read 2026-08-27. CC BY 4.0. https://storagepriceindex.com/storage/dayton-oh/10x15/