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This time it’s North American Moving Services, who determined that New Jersey had the third-highest move-out rate in the country.

Rent.com gave the Brick City low marks in several metrics including median income, unemployment rate, and cost of living.

Jersey City drew out-of-state renters from cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago, with 69% of inbound renters falling into the millennial generation.

If you think finding a place to rent in the Garden State has become impossible lately, one recent analysis of New Jersey’s rental properties feels your pain.

Data complied by RenoFi shows the Garden State ranking about average in terms of house prices since the pandemic began, with home prices in New York City modestly increasing over the same period.

An analysis of web searches and other data by MoveBuddha concludes that Garden State residents want to leave at the highest rate in the country, with locals dreaming of Florida, California, and Texas.

Average home sale prices in New Jersey rose at the eighth best clip along the East Coast, and this Jersey Shore county saw the biggest appreciation.

Data sourced from apartment listings show that rents in New Jersey’s second-largest city rank just below those in major metropolises like New York and Los Angeles.

A study from SmartAsset determined that New Jersey ranked high as a destination for wealthy young professionals.

According to a recent analysis, this New Jersey city was named one of the top destinations for affordable waterfront living.