If you’re feeling stressed, you’re far from alone. Here at Metro, we hope that you and your loved ones are staying safe and taking all the necessary precautions to help flatten the curve during this unprecedented time. We are especially grateful for our doctors, nurses, and frontline workers for their brave, tireless work to fight COVID-19. Thank you! […]
North Central College in Naperville, IL, is one of the many colleges and universities that are moving to a remote classroom model to teach their courses online in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. While some students remain in their dormitories, some have gone home to stay-at-home with family. It leaves everyone asking the same questions about if and when graduation ceremonies will be held. […]
In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, colleges and universities across the country, just like Texas Tech in Lubbock, are teaching their courses online, with some even going as far as closing dormitories. As a result, students will be scrambling for new housing, travel, and dorm storage plans when classes are over. Whether you were fortunate enough to get home while it was still safe to travel or are sheltering-in-pace in your dorm room, we hope that you remain safe and healthy. […]
When Coronavirus hit our shores, colleges and universities across the country took the health and safety of their students and faculty seriously. We’re grateful that so many did. We’ve been meeting the unique storage needs of students for more than 40 years and have implemented a contact-free storage rental process to help keep our college communities safe during the COVID-19 Pandemic. […]
Last updated: 3/21 For the latest updates please continue to visit: https://www.metrostorage.com/emergency Metro Self Storage is open for new rentals through our website metrostorage.com and via telephone at (888) GO-METRO (888-466-3876) or by calling the individual store’s number. All store offices are closed to all persons except for employees to limit interpersonal interaction and promote social distancing. All storage units are accessible during normal gate access hours published on our individual store web pages. However, as the situation evolves this may change. Please check this website here (https://www.metrostorage.com/emergency) for the latest information on your particular store. […]
Are you looking for a small Texas town full that’s big on charm? Then you’ll want to check out why people love moving to Amarillo; it’s ranked as one of the top cities people move to for its slower pace of life, kid-friendly activities, lower cost of living, and of course, cowboy culture. […]
Whether you’re looking for an easy-going pace of life, planning to retire, or relocating to start a tourist-based business, you’ll quickly discover all the reasons people love living on the Gulf Coast of Florida. […]
If you’re interested in moving to Chicago, you’re not alone! Chicago is a popular place to live. It’s the third-largest city in the US, after New York and Los Angeles. There are a lot of reasons why people choose to make the city their home. It has a thriving economy, a vibrant culture, and a lot of beauty. Before you move, though, here are some important things to keep in mind. […]
Are you thinking about moving to Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania? If so, there are a lot of reasons to love living in this township 25 miles from Philadelphia. Winter, spring, summer, or fall, there is something for everyone moving to Chadds Ford. The Pocono Mountains, cherished for their serenity and scenery are 2-hours drive and the Great Lakes are even closer. Pennsylvania’s rich history and quirky traditions offer something for everyone to enjoy and Chadds Ford is the perfect place to make a home base. Here are 7 of the top reasons why people choose to spend their lives in this lovely area. […]
Every season in Atlanta brings with it a myriad of festivals to enjoy and partake in. Winter is no exception! Atlanta’s weather remains fair through most of the winter, so both indoor and outdoor festivities are a great way to keep occupied during the gloomy winter months you so often find all over Georgia. […]
