Used Shipping Containers for Sale or Rent in Oakland
20ft, 40ft, and 40ft High Cube shipping containers available in California
Jobsite Tough Storage, Now Without a Long-Term Commitment
Not sure if you should buy or rent storage for your property of business? Eveon Containers now offers both [rental](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/storage-container-for-rent) and [sale](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/shipping-container-for-sale) storage containers. Let’s get started on picking the option best for your project:
- **What is the best size for me?** Choose from 20ft, 40ft, 40ft HC options
- **How long will I need it?** One size does not fit all. If the commitment of having a 40ft container on your jobsite is overwhelming, start with a rental instead.
- **Where should I place it?** Once you purchase, your delivery is only 3-5 business days away, so be ready to confirm where you want the container with your delivery driver. The space requirements for delivery are 120ft length by 12ft wide.
We have agents standing by to assist you with purchasing or renting every step of the way. Call [888-489-7585](tel:888-489-7585) to learn more.
CA
Oakland, CA
Oakland’s depot at the Port of Oakland—handling $41B in trade annually—is a key West Coast hub for used container storage. Businesses across construction, agriculture, retail, and logistics rely on durable 20ft and 40ft units for secure, cost-effective storage. Eveon’s real-time inventory and fast delivery make sourcing easy, with containers repurposed for tools, inventory, equipment, and seasonal goods. Oakland’s strategic location and industrial diversity keep demand strong and supply flowing for practical storage solutions.
Pricing for your region
Region | 40ft Used High Cube Container | 20ft Used Container | 40ft Used Container | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CA Oakland, CA | $2,163 1.34% | $1,715 1.64% | $2,041 0.3% |
About Oakland, CA
The Oakland Depot anchored at the Port of Oakland is a major container storage and redistribution hub on the U.S. West Coast. Container supply and demand at Oakland's depot reflect broader global trade trends. As the fifth busiest U.S. port, the Port of Oakland handles nearly all containerized shipments for Northern [California](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/locations/shipping-container-california), moving about $41 billion in international trade annually.
In Oakland, CA, decommissioned shipping containers are becoming a popular choice for sustainable and affordable construction projects. These durable steel containers are being transformed into [homes](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/shipping-container-homes), offices, and retail spaces, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional building methods. With the Bay Area’s emphasis on eco-friendly design and innovative urban development, Oakland residents are embracing container architecture as a way to reduce waste while creating modern, functional spaces.
Eveon is proud to support this movement by offering only real-time inventory of used shipping containers, ensuring customers in Oakland can access available units instantly without waiting, and no guesswork. The demand for shipping container conversions in Oakland is especially strong among entrepreneurs, [nonprofit organizations](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/Used-shipping-containers-for-nonprofit-organizations) and [construction](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/shipping-containers-for-construction) companies. Local businesses are turning decommissioned containers into pop-up shops, food stands, art studios, and co-working spaces that reflect the city’s creative culture.
Their modular, stackable design makes containers highly adaptable for urban settings, providing flexible solutions for growing businesses in Oakland’s vibrant neighborhoods. Eveon’s digital-first platform makes it easy to browse, purchase, and arrange delivery of containers directly to your site streamlining the process for builders, designers and innovators who value speed, transparency, and sustainability.
Market Insights and Logistics in Oakland, CA
- ### Metropolitan Population In 2025, Oakland had a population of approximately 433,544, serving as the core of the broader San Francisco Bay Area logistics ecosystem.
- ### Trade and Exports The Port of Oakland is the ninth busiest container port in the U.S., handling over 2 million TEUs in 2023 - 74% of which are destined for Asia.
- ### Intermodal Freight System Oakland boasts a highly integrated intermodal network. The Oakland Intermodal Terminal, operated by Union Pacific, runs 24/7 and supports seamless rail-to-port container transfers.
What We Love About Oakland, CA
Known for cool people, global cuisine, great music, having more than 600 churches, an eclectic art scene, baseball, and Gnomes...Yup, that’s right we said Gnomes! Oakland, CA is one of the few places where you can go Gnome Hunting. There are roughly 2,300 hand-painted legendary creatures dispersed around the area to help residents to remember not to take life too seriously, and to slow down and look for hidden treasures in unexpected places.
Oakland is also home to one of the most active ports in the USA, in 2011 it was rated as the 5th busiest. In 2022, the port saw roughly 65-73 vessels per month. With this many shipping containers coming into port, it's no wonder Californians are embracing the circular economy of repurposing containers.
Californians are using decommissioned 20 foot and 40 foot containers as a sustainable and smart solution for housing, businesses, and community spaces. From affordable, eco-friendly tiny homes to innovative retail shops and Airbnb rentals, these containers offer a cost-effective way to address housing shortages and reduce environmental impact. Many are outfitted with solar panels, rainwater collection systems, and energy-efficient insulation, making them ideal for off-grid living. Entrepreneurs are also converting them into trendy cafés, offices, and art studios, proving that repurposed containers can drive both sustainability and creativity in California’s urban and rural landscapes.
