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minimum beds select combobox - maximum beds select combobox TypeLifestyleLifestyle select combobox Move-In DateBathsAmenitiesAffordabilityKeywordsSquare FeetRatingTravel TimeSet a destination, transportation method, and your ideal commute time to see results. Select transportation methodIdeal commute time Set traffic type A riverfront city on the rise between Newark and New YorkUp-and-Coming • Urban • Walkable • Mass Transit • Restaurants • Shopping • Nestled on the Bergen Neck peninsula on the west side of the Hudson River, Jersey City has long prospered as an idyllic city for commuters — especially those who wish to be close to Manhattan without paying Manhattan’s upscale rates. Commonly known as the “Sixth Borough,” Jersey City is a thriving community offering residents both modern conveniences and major attractions. Journal Square is the center of Jersey City, serving as the central business district and transportation hub for PATH Rapid Transit. It’s also home to retailers, restaurants, and luxury apartments. Closer to the river you’ll find trendy neighborhoods like Historic Downtown and Powerhouse Arts District. These bustling neighborhoods are home to an array of gourmet restaurants, bars, art galleries, music lounges, and the Newport Centre Mall. Residents enjoy sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline from the east side of Jersey City. And from Liberty State Park, locals get a picture-perfect view of the Statue of Liberty. There’s also a footbridge that leads to Ellis Island if you’re feeling up for a little adventure! Due to Jersey City’s excellent public transit, navigating this city and the Greater New York Area is a breeze. Explore the City Jersey City skyscrapers The scenic Jersey City Riverwalk Jersey City's 911 Memorial on the waterfront View from Liberty State Park Rent TrendsAs of September 2022, the average apartment rent in Jersey City, NJ is $2,447 for a studio, $2,929 for one bedroom, $3,864 for two bedrooms, and $4,572 for three bedrooms. Apartment rent in Jersey City has increased by 10.3% in the past year.
Very Walkable 88 out of 100 WalkScore® Rating If you enjoy walking, you’ll enjoy renting in this area! It’s a very walkable neighborhood. Excellent Transit 72 out of 100 TransitScore® Rating You’ll have excellent transit living in this area, with several nearby transit stops. Bikeable 66 out of 100 BikeScore® Rating While there’s some bike infrastructure in this area, you’ll still need a car for many errands. Demographics
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ParksJersey City is home to more than 60 parks with facilities ranging from city pools to ball fields to tennis courts. If you are moving to Jersey City with a pet, Jersey City offers five dog parks, so be sure to choose your rental within pet-walking distance of Lincoln Park Dog Run, Van Vorst Park Dog Run, Hamilton Park Dog Runs, Sgt. Anthony Dog Park, and Newport Dog Run. Of course, the most famous of all Jersey City parks is Liberty State Park. This park provides ferry service to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island and is home to the Liberty Science Center, the Interpretive Center, the Liberty Landing Marina, picnic pavilions, fishing and crabbing areas, and a boat launch. HistoryIn the 1630s, New Amsterdam was the new frontier. The area that is now New Jersey attracted fur trappers, farmers, and Dutch investors. It didn't take long for the Jersey City area to become a transportation hub, and in 1838 Jersey City became a separate municipality, home to railroad terminals, ports, and factories. Today, so many businesses and financial companies have moved to Jersey City that it has earned the nickname, "Wall Street West." RestaurantsBeing so close to Manhattan, Jersey City is close to some of the world's top restaurants. But you don't have to head out of the neighborhood -- just stroll up the block! Jersey City's food scene ranges from fine dining to taverns to pizza joints, and they are all fantastic. After choosing your New Jersey rental, find your favorite new hotspot at one of these top locations: Liberty House Restaurant, Lighthorse Tavern, Stage Door Deli, Skinner's Loft, or Razza. CostWhile rentals in Jersey City are a little less than Manhattan, the rents are still up there -- ranging from $2,500 to well over $8,000 per month. But considering the location, the nightlife, the restaurants, the businesses, and the museums -- and the fact that you won't need a car to get around -- you'll discover it's well worth it. TransportationJersey City is a hub of transportation options. The Journal Square area is the motherboard of mass transit. Journal Square has trains that take passengers to 33rd St in New York, Newark, and other major cities. There are buses that can take passengers to the far reaches of Northern Jersey. If mass transit is not a preferred method, there are taxis lined up outside of the train station prepared to take city goers to their desired destinations. ShoppingOnce you've chosen your Jersey City rental, you won't have to go far to find places to shop. Filled with corner markets and locally-owned shops, Jersey City has just about everything. And when you want a mall to explore, Jersey City provides plenty of those, too! Be sure to explore Newport Centre, Hudson Mall, and Newport Plaza to discover stores from Coach to Zumiez. NearbyReady to Apply? Good News! This rental is accepting applications through Apartments.com. Act now and your $ purchase will include 9 additional FREE application submissions to participating properties. Or if you already have an account |
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