Storage in Corpus Christi, TX

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Moving to Corpus Christi, TX

Corpus Christi is a mid-sized coastal city in South Texas, with its economy revolving largely around tourism and the oil and petrochemical industry. It is the seat of Nueces County and home to the fifth-largest port in the U.S., which is also the largest crude oil export gateway in the nation.

Higher learning institutions in Corpus Christi include a component of the Texas A&M University System, with over 10,000 students enrolled each fall, Del Mar public community college, and an Education Center of the Saint Leo University in Florida. While the largest employer here is the Naval Air Station, most people are employed in government sectors, trade, and the service industry.

If you are looking to move to Corpus Christi for job opportunities, to open a small business, or attend college, there are a few things to consider before choosing your future home.

Corpus Christi Is a Spring Break Spot and More

Popular among students throughout Texas for its beautiful beaches and lively nightlife, Corpus Christi has something to offer to everybody, regardless of age or what they deem as fun. Activities mostly in demand here are fishing, birdwatching, skating, and water sports, particularly wind sports like kiteboarding and windsurfing.

Cultural and nature attractions you shouldn't miss in Corpus Christi include:

• South Texas Botanical Gardens & Nature Center
• Texas State Aquarium
• USS Lexington Museum
• Museum of Asian Cultures
• Museum of Science and History
• Art Museum of South Texas
• Heritage Park

Which Part of Corpus Christi Suits You Best?

Corpus Christi has an overall dense suburban feel, with good public schools, plenty of nightlife and outdoor activities, and a reasonable cost of living, which makes it equally suitable for families, students, and young professionals.

Calallen

If you are looking for a quiet and safe area that is not too far from the hustle and bustle of downtown Corpus Christi, Calallen might be your best choice. It is a small neighborhood in the northwest part of town, with slow-paced living, good education, and several chain stores.

Bay Area

Water sports aficionados are better off close to Corpus Christi Bay. The area is reasonably priced, has many stores and good restaurants, and there are plenty of activities you can engage in nearby.

Mustang-Padre Island

Tailored for nature lovers and beachgoers, this small neighborhood is one of the most sought-after vacation spots in Texas. Besides outdoor activities and a great restaurant choice, Mustang-Padre residents also benefit from a very safe environment with a friendly community feel.

Portland TX

If you prefer living in the suburbs, the small city of Portland will keep you comfortable, away from the busy city life. However, should you want to dine or go shopping in Corpus Christi, the drive is only 10-15 minutes long.

Be Prepared for the Weather in Corpus Christi

The humid subtropical climate here makes the winters very short and mild, and the summers hot and very humid. This means that the documents, clothes, and other belongings that you don't need too often will be better off in climate-controlled storage. The good news is most Corpus Christi storage units check that box.

If this is your first time dealing with self-storage facilities, consult SpareFoot's storage unit size guide and scour the list of available storage units in Corpus Christi for amenities like 24-hour access or drive-up access, to get the most bang for your buck.