Cincinnati,OH -
Mobile Office Trailers, Storage Containers,
Modular Buildings
360 Mobile Office is a nationwide leader in temporary/modular space and storage. Our service provides fast delivery to Cincinnati and it's surrounding area via our qualified supply partners.
Mobile Office Trailers
8’ x 20’: 400 sq. ft.
10’ x 30’: 2160sq. ft.
24’ x 60’: 8400 sq. ft.
+ Other Sizes
Typical Lease Price: $180-$350
Uses: Construction Office, Sales/Retail Office Space, Disaster Recovery
For Sale, Rent or Lease
Storage Containers
20ft Standard
30ft Standard
40ft Standard
+ Other Sizes
Typical Lease Price: $75-$150
Uses: Construction Equipment & Material Storage, Excess Inventory
For Sale, Rent or Lease
Modular Buildings
10’ x 40’: 400 sq. ft.
36’ x 60’: 2160 sq. ft.
140’ x 60’: 8400 sq. ft.
+ Other Sizes
Typical Lease Price: $850-$3000
Uses: Classrooms, Offices, Medical Buildings, Retail Space
For Sale, Rent or Lease
Cincinnati, OH
We
Serve:
Cincinnati, West Chester Township,
Hamilton, Mason, Loveland, Milford,
Covington, Alexandria, Independence,
Florence, Fort Mitchell
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or
Call 1-877-550-5317
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About Cincinnati
While Ohio is often overlooked as an area for future development, Cincinnati, OH has more potential than many people may realize. With around 330,000 residents as of 2009, Cincinnati is a place which seems to be growing, though perhaps under the radar of most. The biggest employer in the area is University of Cincinnati, with Kroger’s being second. The diverse collection of companies in the area helps to create an open market for land developers and business owners. With giants like Proctor and Gamble, Macy’s, and Fifth Third Bank, Cincinnati is a city with nowhere to go but up.
The average listing prices for homes in the Cincinnati area stayed steady at about $216,805 as of June 2010. The median sales prices of homes between March 2010 and May 2010 rose by almost 10% to $149,900. These reasonable prices are attracting new residents to the area, which is a boon to business owners. Those who may be coming to the area for cheaper real estate will find they can maximize their space with modular buildings, mobile offices, and on site steel storage possibilities. This is a city which has access to the Ohio River as well, helping it to be adjacent to Kentucky’s Cincinnati as well. The river provides ports to transport goods around the world, while also offering opportunities to help other companies outside of Cincinnati with their transportation and storage needs. No stranger to small businesses, Cincinnati, OH is a great place for those who are just starting out as well.