Rankings / Most Expensive Cities to Rent / New Jersey
Most Expensive Cities to Rent in New Jersey
Ranked by median gross rent, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Paramus$3,032/mo2Hoboken$2,938/mo3Princeton$2,636/mo4Ridgewood$2,499/mo5Westfield$2,357/mo6Fort Lee$2,270/mo7Carteret$2,032/mo8Jersey City$2,007/mo9Englewood$1,977/mo10Fair Lawn$1,917/mo11Hackensack$1,911/mo12Long Branch$1,876/mo13Rahway$1,845/mo14Cliffside Park$1,837/mo15New Brunswick$1,814/mo16Plainfield$1,767/mo17Bergenfield$1,752/mo18Toms River$1,731/mo19Linden$1,731/mo20Kearny$1,720/mo21Lakewood$1,718/mo22West New York$1,716/mo23Lodi$1,714/mo24Clifton$1,711/mo25Sayreville$1,711/mo26Garfield$1,688/mo27Perth Amboy$1,688/mo28Bayonne$1,682/mo29Sicklerville$1,566/mo30Paterson$1,548/mo31Union City$1,537/mo32Elizabeth$1,523/mo33Passaic$1,465/mo34Old Bridge$1,459/mo35East Orange$1,441/mo36Newark$1,392/mo37Bridgeton$1,340/mo38Trenton$1,294/mo39Millville$1,261/mo40Vineland$1,233/mo41Camden$1,226/mo42Atlantic City$1,136/mo
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.