Not as well-known as its neighbor Seattle, Tacoma, Washington is a city of 220,000 with a lot to offer. Joint Base Lewis-McChord is a few miles to the north and employs a lot of the region’s residents. Residents enjoy outdoor recreation at the many city parks and beaches and the world-famous Museum of Glass features works by native son Dale Chihuly. If you like the idea of living in Seattle but want a slightly slower pace, Tacoma might be right up your alley.
Though more affordable than its larger sibling, Tacoma’s housing costs are still expensive. The average price for a one-bedroom apartment is $1,553. The median home cost is $505K, up 12% from 2021. Living in Tacoma might mean having to downsize and settle for less storage space.
Thankfully, there are plenty of self-storage facilities in Tacoma that can help make your move easier and cheaper. Even if you need a larger unit, you’ll be surprised by how affordable it can be. And with facilities all over town, it’s easy to find one close to home. If you’re dreaming of a new life in Pacific Northwest, don’t let something as small as storage space hold you back.
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