Study Says Monthly Rent in N.J. Increased 27% Over Last Year, Led by Jersey...
An analysis from Rent.com determined that Jersey City’s $3,766 average rent rose over 46% since last February, one of the biggest increases in the country.
Study Says Ex-NYC Residents Are Flocking to These New Jersey Spots
Data from a moving company claims that New Jersey is the top out-of-state destination for NYC residents, with Hudson County and several beach areas drawing the most former NYC residents.
Jersey City, Newark Rank Among Nation’s Top 10 for Holiday Cheer
A recent study found a two New Jersey cities rank among the top 10 most festive cities in the country.
Jersey City Majorly Outranks New York City on List of Best Cities for Hipsters
A new study puts Jersey City just behind Portland and Oakland and way above Brooklyn as a top city for hipsters.
Study Concludes New Jersey’s Infrastructure Among Worst in the Nation
Almost 17% of the Garden State’s roadways are considered to be in poor condition and several other Northeast states had similarly poor rankings.
Study Says Rents in Jersey City Have Fallen Almost 7% Since Last Year
The study looked at both renting and buying based on listings from May 2021 compared to the same period last year.
Study Finds Jersey City has Nation’s Fifth Highest Rents
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.
Study Finds New Jersey Home Prices Rose Almost 3% Amid COVID-19
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.
Study Ranks Newark as the Worst City for Millennials
Rent.com gave the Brick City low marks in several metrics including median income, unemployment rate, and cost of living.
Once Again, Study Says New Jersey Has Country’s Highest Property Taxes
A taxation issue that has chronically plagued the Garden State hasn’t improved, and new numbers show the problem persists in several other northeast states too.
