XYZ Storage Toronto Downtown
459 Eastern Avenue, Toronto ON
416-800-1394- Climate Control
- Moving Truck
- 24 Hour Access
- Vehicle Storage
Starting at $162.00
Toronto has 49 storage facilities tracked by FindStorageFast, with 10×10 units averaging $207.58/month and starting as low as $88/month.That $120/month spread — nearly $1,440 a year — is why comparing the full market before you book matters in a city where most people just walk into the nearest facility.
Toronto's storage market has two dynamics that don't exist in most Canadian cities. First, condo density: with over 800 condo towers and minimal in-unit storage, Toronto has the highest proportion of renters storing things they simply have nowhere else to put — furniture from downsized parents, bikes, seasonal gear, small business inventory. Second, Lake Ontario humidity. Combined with winters that drop to -20°C, Toronto's climate is genuinely harder on stored items than Calgary or Edmonton. The freeze-thaw cycle is one thing; the summer humidity that follows is another. Of the 49 facilities FindStorageFast tracks, 45 offer climate control — more than almost any other Canadian market we cover. Pricing varies significantly by neighbourhood. Downtown and midtown facilities command a premium for convenience. North York and Etobicoke run $18-$25/month cheaper on a 10×10 — about $218-$300/year — worth considering if you have a vehicle and don't need frequent access.
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459 Eastern Avenue, Toronto ON
416-800-1394
2356 Gerrard St, Toronto, ON
647-930-50914548 Dufferin Street, Toronto, ON
416-800-4328
280 Commissioners St., Toronto, ON
647-797-30221 Laird Drive, Toronto ON
416 800 1353
120 Wicksteed Avenue Toronto ON
647-560-37373524 Dundas Street West, Toronto. ON
(647) 499-71377 Ingram Drive North York ON
647-503-1115Toronto
647-931-4299207 Weston Road, Toronto, ON
(416) 907-79981776 O Connor Drive, Toronto, ON
647-560-3737145 Eastern Avenue Toronto, ON
647-557-19401985 Kipling Avenue, Etobicoke ON
647-556-322932 Doncaster Ave, Thornhill, ON
647-370-539619 Esandar Drive Toronto, ON
647-556-4853145 Wicksteed Ave, Toronto, ON
647-560-5594Toronto, ON
1-888-830-964116 Bermondsey Road, East York ON
289-512-0536150 Bermondsey Rd, North York, ON
416-800-554455 Bridgeland Avenue, Toronto, ON
647-931-3930190 Carrier Dr Etobicoke, ON
647-493-3747221 Todd Baylis Blvd York ON
647-560-3737Toronto, ON
844-307-86731 Woodfield Road, Toronto, ON
587-316-1713205 Wicksteed Ave, Toronto, ON
647-370-5460494 Gilbert Ave, Toronto. ON
(647) 848-931355 Kelfield Street Etobicoke, ON
416-800-5535530 Adelaide St West, Toronto, ON
416-907-47381109 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON
289-536-81554590 Dufferin Street Toronto, ON
(289) 272-83841655 Dupont Street, Toronto, ON
647-495-70841450 Don Mills Road, Toronto, ON
416-800-252220 Research Road, Toronto ON
647-557-1841365 Weston Road, Toronto, ON
647-693-81882 Kelvin Avenue, Toronto, ON
437-500-62911480 Jane Street Toronto, ON
416-248-7862875 Don Mills Road, North York, ON
647-560-37372256 Lakeshore Blvd West, Etobicoke, ON
416 800 622290 Wynford Drive, North York ON
289-207-5521555 Threthewey Drive North York ON
647-560-37371805 Wilson Avenue North York, ON
289-277-4656681 Warden Ave, Toronto, ON
647-370-5305195 Cartwright Ave, North York, ON
647-695-9161835 York Mills Road, Toronto, ON
647-370-54784500 Chesswood Drive, Toronto, ON
647-557-216681 Arrow Road North York ON
647-560-3737435 Limestone Cres. Toronto, ON
(289) 272-83843680 Victoria Park Ave, Toronto, ON
647-370-5414137 Queens Plate Drive, Toronto, ON
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FindStorageFast verified storage prices with the 48 Toronto facilities in our network. Here are the cheapest rates FindStorageFast found on Toronto storage units, updated June, 2026.
| Unit Size | Lowest Price | Cheapest Facility |
|---|---|---|
| Small (25-50 sq ft) | $9.00/month | Migson Public Storage |
| Medium (51-100 sq ft) | $78.00/month | Storage Mart - North York |
| Large (101-150 sq ft) | $128.00/month | SmartStop - Jane St |
| Extra Large (150+ sq ft) | $130.00/month | StorageMart - Todd Baylis |
What fits in each size: Small (25-50 sq ft) holds a walk-in closet worth of items. Medium (51-100 sq ft) fits studio apartment contents. Large (101-150 sq ft) holds a 2-bedroom apartment. Extra Large (150+ sq ft) stores 3-bedroom house or larger.
Unsure what size you need? Check our storage size guide to get a better idea of what fits.
Compare amenities and prices across Toronto neighbourhoods to find the best value near you.
FindStorageFast tracks storage prices across the GTA. If you're willing to consider areas just outside Toronto, here's how you can save some money.
| Market | Avg Price (Med Unit) |
|---|---|
| Toronto | $209.24/month |
| Mississauga | $189.00/month |
| Scarborough | $184.84/month |
| North York | $181.06/month |
| Etobicoke | $200.47/month |
Finding storage near your Toronto neighbourhood matters—especially if you're accessing your unit regularly, don't have a vehicle, or need to avoid cross-town traffic. FindStorageFast tracks availability and pricing across every area of the city. Here's exactly what's available in each neighbourhood, with specific operators, and what they offer.
Leaside has the densest concentration of storage facilities in Toronto — six operators within a few blocks of each other along Wicksteed Avenue and Laird Drive. That competition works in your favour.
XYZ Storage at 1 Laird Drive has climate control, drive-up access, and a moving truck available. StorageMart at 120 Wicksteed and Access Storage at 205 Wicksteed are both climate-controlled with drive-up access and vehicle storage — StorageMart runs first month free, Access includes a moving truck. Apple Self Storage at 20 Research Road offers climate control with 24-hour access and first month free on select units. SmartStop runs two facilities metres apart — 19 Esandar Drive and 145 Wicksteed — both climate-controlled with 24/7 security monitoring.
Six operators this close means promotions are competitive. Check current pricing across all six before committing. The cluster is accessible from Leaside bus connections at Laird and Eglinton. Parking is straightforward at all locations.
Who uses this corridor: Leaside and Bennington Heights homeowners storing seasonal items, condo residents along Bayview with no locker space, and small businesses in the Laird industrial park needing overflow space.
Downtown storage costs more. You're paying for proximity, not square footage — but if you're car-free or running a business along King or Queen, the convenience justifies the price.
Green Storage at 145 Eastern Avenue is the largest downtown option with climate control, drive-in loading bay, elevator, and vehicle storage. XYZ Storage at 459 Eastern Avenue is nearby with climate control, 24-hour access, and moving truck — generally the more competitive downtown price. AJ Self Storage at 280 Commissioners Street has climate control and drive-up access with 24-hour entry. Apple Self Storage at 530 Adelaide Street West serves King West and the Fashion District with climate control, 24/7 security monitoring, and first month free on select units.
Toronto's condo approvals from the 2000s and 2010s were built with minimal locker space. Resale lockers in some downtown buildings now trade for $30,000-$50,000. External storage at $150-$225/month is the practical alternative for most residents. Financial District professionals use downtown facilities for document storage and office overflow. King West restaurant owners store supplies and seasonal equipment.
Green Storage and XYZ on Eastern are accessible from the King streetcar and Parliament bus.
Access Storage at 1109 Bathurst Street serves the Annex, Seaton Village, and Christie Pits. Climate-controlled with drive-in loading bay, elevator, and packing supplies. Walking distance from Bathurst subway station on Line 2. This location works well for U of T students storing between academic years, Annex families in Victorian semis with no basement storage, and small businesses along Bloor West.
Apple Self Storage at 1655 Dupont Street covers the Junction, Roncesvalles, and Dovercourt Park. Climate-controlled with 24-hour access and first month free on select units. The Junction's conversion from industrial to residential over the past 15 years brought a wave of loft and condo residents with minimal storage — this facility handles that overflow. Tradespeople still operating out of the area's remaining industrial buildings use it for equipment storage. Accessible from Dundas West station on Line 2.
SmartStop Self Storage at 7 Ingram Drive sits just off Keele near Eglinton West, serving Fairbank, Silverthorn, and Caledonia-Fairbank. Climate-controlled with drive-up access and vehicle storage. This is a working neighbourhood — high concentration of tradespeople and contractors who use drive-up units for tools and equipment, with Allen Road giving fast access north and south. Starting from $50/month, it's among the more affordable climate-controlled options in the city. Accessible from Eglinton West station on Line 1.
Four facilities cover the eastern corridor from Gerrard Street down to the Bermondsey industrial area.
Migson Public Storage at 2356 Gerrard Street East serves upper Gerrard and the eastern Danforth with climate control, 24/7 security monitoring, drive-in loading bay, and vehicle storage. Migson runs aggressive promotions — check current pricing as discounts here are among the steepest in the network.
Access Storage at 2 Kelvin Avenue covers the Upper Beaches and Main Street area with climate control, drive-up access, and drive-in loading bay. Main Street subway station on Line 2 is nearby.
In the Bermondsey industrial area near O'Connor Drive, Access Storage at 16 Bermondsey Road and Self Stor Storage at 150 Bermondsey Road sit within walking distance of each other. Access has climate control, drive-in loading bay, elevator, and heated units. Self Stor adds drive-up access. Both serve East York homeowners, Greektown business owners storing restaurant equipment, and residents along the Kingston Road corridor.
XYZ Storage at 207 Weston Road and Weston Self Storage at 365 Weston Road sit five minutes apart on the same street. XYZ has climate control, drive-up access, and a moving truck. Weston Self Storage adds vehicle storage and first month free on select units.
Weston is undergoing real change — the Eglinton Crosstown LRT is bringing new transit-oriented development to Mount Dennis and the Humber River corridor, and older detached housing stock means renovation storage demand is steady. Both facilities are accessible from Weston Road transit connections. Straightforward parking at both locations.
Five facilities run from Caledonia north to the Yorkdale area.
SmartStop at 494 Gilbert Avenue near Dufferin and Caledonia serves Carleton Village and Corso Italia — climate-controlled with 24/7 security monitoring, drive-in loading bay, and elevator, starting from $30/month, one of the lowest entry points in the Toronto network.
Further north, SmartStop at 4548 Dufferin and Access Storage at 4590 Dufferin sit side by side near Sheppard. Both climate-controlled with drive-up access. Access adds 24-hour entry and packing supplies. Two major operators this close means both run promotions regularly — compare current pricing before booking. Allen Road gives fast access from both the 401 and downtown.
At Yorkdale, Access Storage at 195 Cartwright Avenue has climate control, drive-up access, 24-hour entry, and vehicle storage. Access Storage Yorkdale Bridgeland at 55 Bridgeland Avenue adds a moving truck. Both serve Glen Park, Lawrence Manor, and the growing condo corridor along Allen Road. Yorkdale subway station on Line 1 is nearby.
Toronto's temperature swings (-20°C to +30°C) affect what you should store. Climate-controlled storage maintains steady temperature and humidity year-round.
In Toronto, climate-controlled units typically come at a premium versus standard units. Its worth the extra cost it for antique furniture, specialty electronics, and keepsake documents and photos. 46 Toronto facilities we track offer climate control storage units.
Who needs climate control: Families storing antique furniture and keepsakes use climate-controlled units to protect against Toronto's temperature extremes. Musicians store instruments requiring stable conditions. Small businesses storing electronics and sensitive equipment. Anyone storing items they wouldn't leave in an unheated garage through a Toronto winter.
Learn more about climate-controlled storage.
Drive-up units let you pull up directly to your unit—no elevators or hallways. Makes loading and unloading much easier for heavy items or frequent access. FindStorageFast tracks 28 Toronto facilities offering drive-up access. Indoor units typically include climate control and better weather protection.
Who uses drive-up storage: Contractors and tradespeople running businesses from storage units access tools and equipment multiple times daily. Landscapers and seasonal businesses load equipment directly from trucks. If you're making frequent trips, drive-up access is more efficient than indoor units with hallways and freight elevators.
Some facilities offer 24/7 access, others have set hours (typically 6am-10pm). 24/7 access works well for small businesses who need to access inventory with irregular schedules. FindStorageFast tracks 20 Toronto facilities offer round-the-clock access.
Who needs 24/7 access: Contractors starting jobs before 6am need access to tools and equipment outside standard hours. Healthcare workers and shift workers access storage on irregular schedules. Restaurant owners store supplies and access them early morning or late night. If you only visit your unit twice—once at move-in, once at move-out—facilities with 6am-10pm hours work fine and typically cost less.
Students from University of Toronto, Toronto Metropolitan and York University create major storage demand during move-out season (April-May). FindStoragefast tracks the closest facilities to each campus and their current pricing. Students typically rent small units like 5x5's and 5x10's for dorm contents and off campus housing furniture over the summer months.
| University | Closest Facility | 5×5 Unit Price |
|---|---|---|
| University of Toronto | Access Storage - Toronto Bathurst | $40.00/month |
| Toronto Metropolitan University | XYZ Storage - Eastern Avenue | $102.00/month |
| York University | Access Storage - Downsview | $36.00/month |
FindStorageFast tracks 27 Toronto facilities offering vehicle storage starting as low as $143/month. Options include outdoor parking spaces and indoor drive up units. Some facilities offer climate controlled, indoor drive up units at a premium.
Toronto's harsh winters demand indoor storage: Salt from Toronto streets corrodes undercarriages and wheel wells, winter temperatures dropping to -20°C drain batteries and crack hoses, and Lake Ontario humidity causes rust when vehicles sit unused. Indoor climate-controlled units protect vehicles from November through April during Toronto's peak winter season.
What vehicles can you store? RVs, boats, cars, motorcycles, trailers, and work vehicles. Outdoor spaces cost less but they expose vehicles to road salt spray and temperature extremes, whereas Indoor units provide security and protection.
FindStorageFast has tracked Toronto storage since 2008 — long enough to have watched the condo boom reshape demand across every neighbourhood, Access Storage build out one of the largest facility networks in the GTA, and SmartStop quietly cluster six locations within walking distance of each other on the Wicksteed corridor in Leaside.
We monitor live pricing across 49 facilities from the Financial District to Weston, Bermondsey to Yorkdale — updated regularly as facilities adjust rates and run promotions. Toronto's storage market moves. A facility offering first month free this week may not next week.
For storage in North York, Etobicoke, and Scarborough, FindStorageFast tracks dedicated facility networks in each area with neighbourhood-level pricing and current availability.
Storage facilities show you their rates. FindStorageFast shows you all of them.
With winter temperatures in Toronto averaging below 0°, combined with hot humid summers, a climate control unit is well worth the premium. The average cost of a 10 x 10 climate controlled unit on July 09, 2026 was $224.50/m.
5x5 storage units in Toronto start at $9.00/m while the cheapest 5x10 units start at $53.00. enter your address or postal code and compare live prices on storage units near you.
Yes - on July 09, 2026 at least 15 storage facilities in Toronto offered outdoor parking for car, boat, and RV storage. Some facilities even offer covered parking or indoor storage to help protect your vehicle from the elements. Indoor and covered options generally cost more than regular outdoor parking.
On July 09, 2026 the average cost of a 10x10 storage unit in Toronto was $207.50. The cheapest 10x10 unit in Toronto today is $88.00/m.
Look out for promos in spring (April-May) and September, especially around the start or end of the school year, when many facilities offer discounts or first month free.
A 5x10 storage unit is about the size of a walk-in closet or small shed. It can typically hold the contents of a studio or one-bedroom apartment.
Each facility has unique access hours. Some have 24/7 access - be sure to inquire before renting if this is a necessity.
Each facility has its own insurance rules. Most facilities require you to purchase insurance from them, unless your personal home insurance covers items in storage.
Toronto storage units start at $9.00/m for small 5x5 units, $88.00-$207.50/m for popular 10×10's depending on location, and larger 10x20's begin at $419.45 .
Yes, Toronto storage facilities offer student promotions like free truck use, short-term leases, and shared units. U of T students can find deals on Dupont and Adelaide; York students can find deals near Finch Avenue. Book in March, before the April move-out rush (huge demand spike). Most students rent 5×5 or 5×10 units with rents averaging at $93.96/m and $136.09/m.
| Unit Size | Average Monthly Price | Lowest Price |
|---|---|---|
| 5'x5' | $93.96 | $9.00 |
| 5'x10' | $136.09 | $53.00 |
| 10'x10' | $207.50 | $88.00 |
| 10'x15' | $279.51 | $139.00 |
| 10'x20' | $419.45 | $199.00 |
