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Extra Space Storage - 3761 - Long Island City - 30-46 Northern Blvd
30-46 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City, NY, 11101
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30-46 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City, NY, 11101
30-25 Northern Blvd, Long Island City, NY, 11101
3204 Northern Blvd, Long Island City, NY, 11101
47-32 32nd Pl, Long Island City, NY, 11101
47-30 29th Street, Long Island City, NY, 11101
38-01 47th Avenue, Long Island City, NY, 11101
4920 Van Dam St, Long Island City, NY, 11101
3719 Crescent Street, Long Island City, NY, 11101
30-28 Starr Ave, Long Island City, NY, 11101
39-25 21st Street, Long Island City, NY, 11101
52-11 29th Street, Long Island City, NY, 11101
4102 Northern Blvd, Long Island City, NY, 11101
29-00 Review Avenue, Long Island City, NY, 11101
34-38 38th Street, Long Island City, NY, 11101
36-02 Northern Boulevard, Queens, NY, 11101
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Long Island City has two storage audiences and both are busy. Residents in new high-rise buildings have efficient apartments with almost no long term storage, and the area's studios, makers and small businesses need somewhere to keep equipment, stock and archive material without paying commercial rent. The neighborhood's warehouse history means there is real inventory here, which gives you room to compare. Use the listings above to check live unit sizes, move-in prices and availability across Long Island City and nearby Queens, then use the guidance below before you book.
Long Island City sits within New York City pricing, though it generally offers better value than Manhattan across the river. Live move-in prices on the listings above start from $5. A 5x5 locker covers boxes and seasonal clothing. A 5x10 handles a studio apartment or a bedroom. A 10x10 takes a one bedroom. A 10x15 covers a two bedroom home or a working inventory. Upper floor units reached by elevator are generally cheaper than ground floor drive-up space. Demand peaks over the summer moving season, so a fall or winter booking usually secures a lower standing monthly rate. Because there are several facilities in a small area, comparing three or four is genuinely worth the time here.
Size precisely, because square footage in this market is expensive. A 5x5 holds around ten to fifteen boxes plus bags, roughly a large closet. A 5x10 takes a mattress set, a dresser, a desk and around twenty boxes, and it suits a compact set of equipment cases or stock. A 10x10 fits a one bedroom apartment including a sofa and dining set. A 10x15 handles a two bedroom or a working inventory with shelving. If you are storing art, frames, flat stock or anything long, check unit depth and door height rather than only the floor area. Set the unit up with shelving down one wall and a clear center aisle so you can pull single items quickly.
Humid summers, cold winters and moisture from the East River make this a market where conditions matter. Summer humidity encourages mildew in fabric, cardboard, canvas, paper and clothing, and it is particularly hard on artwork, prints and archive material. Winter cold and the seasonal swing loosen joints in wood furniture and crack leather. Climate controlled units hold a steadier range and are the right choice for furniture, mattresses, electronics, camera and audio equipment, artwork, prints, documents, photographs, books, instruments and clothing. Standard units cost less and suit tools, hardware, plastic totes and equipment that moisture will not change. For anything with a sensor, a lens, a canvas or a paper surface, pay for climate control.
Facilities cluster through Long Island City itself and across the neighboring Queens and Brooklyn areas. Check what is available around Hunters Point, Court Square, Queens Plaza and the Astoria border, along with Sunnyside, Maspeth, Woodside and the Greenpoint side across Newtown Creek. Rates change noticeably over short distances, so comparing several sites is the single best way to lower your cost. If you do not have a car, prioritize a facility near a subway line you already use and check the walk from the station. If you are storing long term, sites toward Maspeth and the industrial areas usually offer the lowest standing rates for the same size.
Ask about loading access, since bay availability at peak times is a common constraint here. Confirm elevator dimensions and whether freight access is available if you are moving large pieces or equipment cases. Ask whether the facility allows business use and accepts deliveries on your behalf, and what the access hours are if you load early. Confirm whether the price shown is promotional, what the ongoing rate becomes and how often rates are reviewed. Check the insurance requirement against your renters or business policy first. Ask how humidity is managed if you are storing artwork, prints or electronics. Confirm the move-out notice period, commonly ten to fourteen days.
Live move-in prices on this page start from $5. LIC generally offers better value than Manhattan, and upper floor units reached by elevator usually cost less than ground floor drive-up space of the same size.
Many facilities allow business use and some accept deliveries on your behalf. Confirm both before booking, along with freight elevator access, door dimensions and what the access hours are if you load early or late.
Yes. Summer humidity is hard on canvas, paper, prints and frames, and river proximity adds moisture. Climate control is the right choice for artwork, archive material, electronics and instruments. Tools and hardware are fine in a standard unit.
A 10x10 fits a typical one bedroom including a bed, sofa, dining set, dresser and around thirty boxes. A 5x10 is enough if you are storing a bedroom set and boxes rather than a whole apartment.
Rates generally fall as you move toward Maspeth, Woodside and the industrial areas away from the waterfront. Comparing three or four facilities within a couple of miles usually lowers your cost more than any single promotion.
Most Long Island City facilities rent month to month with no long term contract. Confirm the move-out notice period when you sign, since many require ten to fourteen days written notice.