Laguna Niguel Self Storage/Mission Viejo Self Storage

Laguna Niguel, California is located in the southern part of Orange County. This city encompasses 14.885 of which 0.052 is water. Laguna Niguel is bordered by Laguna Beach, Dana Point, San Juan Capistrano, Mission Biejo, Laguna Hills, and Aliso Viejo. Laguna Niguel is 54.5 miles from Los Angeles.

Mission Viejo, California is also located in the southern part of Orange County. The city encompasses 18.123 square miles of which 0.384 are water. This city is considered one of the largest master-planned communities in the United States.

Mission Viejo is 1.6 miles from Laguna Niguel and the city limits of these two cities meet. Both Laguna Niguel and Mission Viejo are primarily residential with the majority of their residents commuting to nearby cities for work.

The 2009 population of Laguna Niguel was 64,680 which was a 4.5% increase in population since 2000. The estimated median household income in 2009 was $93,014. The median age of Laguna Niguel residents in 2009 was 37.5 years. The estimated median house or condo value in 2009 was $659,588.   The median gross rent in 2009 was $1,714. The population density as of 2009 was considered average at 4,411 people per square mile.

Approximately 18.0% of the residents of Laguna Niguel live in Laguna Niguel. The most common industries in Laguna Niguel (2005-2009) include professional, scientific, and technical services (14%), manufacturing (13%), finance and insurance (10%), retail trade (10%), construction (6%), accommodation and food service (6%), and real estate, rental, and leasing (6%).

Over one-third of Laguna Niguel is designated open space. These areas are Aliso and Wood Canyons Regional Park, Badlands Park, and Laguna Niguel Regional Park.

Mission Viejo is made up of the following neighborhoods: Aegean Heights, Aegean Hills Central, Aegean Hills North, Aliso, Anacapa, Ashton, Auburn Ridge, Azure, Baja Oso, Barcelona, Barcelona North, Bel Air, Bel Mira at Califia, Bel Mira at Quail Run, Bellagio, Belvedere, Bonaire, California Colony, California Court, California Crest, California Terrace, Casa Loma, Casta del Sol-Carmel, Casta del Sol-Fiesta, Casta del Sol-Pud, Castille Central, Castille North, Cliff Wood, Copperstone, Coral Gardens, Cordova North, Cordova South, Cordova Vista, Cortez, Country Club Area, Cypress Point, Deane, Eastbook, El Dorado, Emerald Pointe, Evergreen Lakeview, Evergreen Ridge, Finisterra Green-Alta, Finisterra Green-Baja, Finisterra on the Lake, Galicia North, Galicia South, Gallery Collecion, Graqnada, Grand Traditions, Greystone-Califia, Highland Park, Highlands, Hillcrest Village, La Paz Central, La Paz South, La Mancha, Lake Aire, Madrid Central, Madrid Del Lago, Madrid North, Madrid North, Mallorca, Melrose, Mirasol, Mission Viejo Central, Mission Viejo North, Mission Viejo South, Montclair, Monte-Viejo, Monterey-Master, Montiel, Pacific Heights, Palmia-Courts, Palmia-Heights, Palmia-Villas, Palmia-Vistas, Pinecreast, Rainbow Ridge, Rancho Santa Margarita North, Ridgemont, SS Eldorado Central, SS Eldorado North, Saddleback, Seville, Sienna Ridge, Stoneridge Gallery, Stoneybrook, Sunrise Ridge, Valencia, Ventana, Vista del Lago, and Waterford.

The 2009 population of Mission Viejo was 94,651 which was 1.7% increase in population from 2000. The estimated median household income in 2009 was $95,552. The median age of Mission Viejo residents in 2009 was 37.5 years. The estimated median house or condo value in 2009 was $549,000.   The median gross rent in 2009 was $1,710. The population density as of 2009 was 5,073 people per square mile which is considered average.

The top employers in Mission Viejo include Saddleback College, Mission Hospital, Unisys, Quest Diagnostics, Coldwell Banker, and Saddleback Valley Unified School District. Medical facilities and medical offices located near Mission Hospital employ a significant amount of people as well.

Approximately 21.8% of the residents of Mission Viejo also work in Mission Viejo. The most common industries in Mission Viejo include professional, scientific, and technical services (11%), construction (7%), computer and electronic production (6%), finance and insurance (6%), educational services (5%), accommodation and food services (4%), and public administration (4%). There is a significant number of businesses in the computer and electronic production business, these types of company are often looking for storage solutions to store their products.

Mission Viejo is home to Saddleback College which as a full enrollment of almost 10,000 students, South Orange Park Community College, and International Business Language and Business Training.   Both Laguna Niguel and Mission Viejo are located less than 10 miles from several other large colleges and universities such as Irvine Valley College (Irvine), Orange Coast College (Costa Mesa), California State University-Fullerton (Fullerton), Fullerton College (Fullerton), University of California-Irvine (Irvine), nand Santiago Canyon College (Orange).

Mission Viejo has numerous parks areas, a man-make lake, skate parks, baseball fields, soccer fields, and 3 golf courses and as mentioned above over one-third of Laguna Niguel. There are recreational activities abound for residents of these neighboring cities and many people are likely in need of storage space for their large sporting equipment (boats, RVs, or jet skis) or excess sporting equipment.

These cities are also located close to several large colleges and universities where students are often looking for storage solutions especially in the summer months when many students prefer to keep some of their personal items in secure storage units rather than haul it home to haul them back again when they resume classes.