Apartments for Rent in Princeton, NJ under $3600
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Rent prices in cities near Princeton, NJ

• Apartments in Bordentown $1,553
• Apartments in Brooklyn $3,252
• Apartments in Conshohocken $2,017
• Apartments in Fairless Hills $1,214
• Apartments in Hoboken $4,060
• Apartments in Jersey City $3,484
• Apartments in King of Prussia $2,082
• Apartments in Langhorne $1,951
• Apartments in Levittown $1,526
• Apartments in Manhattan $4,501
• Apartments in Morrisville $1,599
• Apartments in New Brunswick $2,298
• Apartments in Philadelphia $1,901
• Apartments in Queens $2,798
• Apartments in Trenton $1,663

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Getting around in Princeton, NJ

75 /100

Very Walkable

77 /100

Very Bikeable

Walk Score®: 75, Bike Score®: 77

Frequently asked questions

When were prices and availability in Princeton, NJ last updated?

Prices and availability in Princeton, NJ were last updated on 8 Feb 2023.

What are the best apartments in Princeton, NJ?

The best apartments in Princeton, NJ are: Nassau Arms Apartments, Woodmont Way - West Windsor, The Waxwood, 384 Walnut Lane and Moderate Income Management Company.

What type of rental buildings are in Princeton, NJ?

In Princeton, 38% of the residents are renting compared to 62% owning a home, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Large-scale apartment buildings with more than 50 units represent 14% of Princeton’s rentals, 70% are small-scale complexes with under 50 units, and 15% are single-family rentals.