Rent estimate · NJ

Rent estimates — every county in New Jersey

Median gross rent by county in New Jersey, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2024 5-year). Each number is what households actually pay, so it is the demand floor for pricing your own listing — plan on asking close to it to fill a unit fast.

New Jersey counties

Median gross rent by county and bedroom count. Select a county for the full breakdown, margin of error, and year-over-year change.

CountyStudio1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BRMedian gross rent
Atlantic County, New Jersey$1,009$1,123$1,430$1,782$2,007$1,376
Bergen County, New Jersey$1,638$1,698$2,014$2,431$3,170$1,914
Burlington County, New Jersey$1,308$1,438$1,861$2,220$2,520$1,745
Camden County, New Jersey$1,114$1,177$1,499$1,763$1,802$1,402
Cape May County, New Jersey$826$946$1,485$1,865$1,499$1,360
Cumberland County, New Jersey$822$971$1,269$1,680$1,845$1,282
Essex County, New Jersey$1,241$1,289$1,638$1,864$2,214$1,531
Gloucester County, New Jersey$1,268$1,273$1,621$2,019$1,832$1,531
Hudson County, New Jersey$1,716$1,766$1,883$2,130$2,466$1,894
Hunterdon County, New Jersey$1,148$1,445$1,771$2,084$2,628$1,687
Mercer County, New Jersey$1,168$1,309$1,734$1,966$2,113$1,623
Middlesex County, New Jersey$1,564$1,614$2,068$2,202$2,586$1,871
Monmouth County, New Jersey$1,439$1,497$2,057$2,485$2,753$1,827
Morris County, New Jersey$1,553$1,669$2,183$2,471$3,102$1,904
Ocean County, New Jersey$1,634$1,316$1,747$1,982$2,289$1,755
Passaic County, New Jersey$1,057$1,362$1,663$1,869$2,191$1,621
Salem County, New Jersey$1,067$1,067$1,205$1,643$1,670$1,253
Somerset County, New Jersey$1,608$1,793$2,144$2,455$2,658$2,033
Sussex County, New Jersey$1,330$1,339$1,698$2,070$1,972$1,585
Union County, New Jersey$1,283$1,407$1,785$2,085$2,369$1,730
Warren County, New Jersey$1,433$1,257$1,553$1,645$2,104$1,409

Frequently asked questions

How do county rent estimates compare across New Jersey?

The table ranks every county in New Jersey by median gross rent. Open one to see the per-bedroom median, the margin of error, and how it changed year over year.

What does the margin of error mean on these county rents?

The Census Bureau publishes a margin of error with every estimate. It reflects how confident we can be that the true median sits near the published number — small for populous counties, wider for rural ones. Treat each county figure as the center of a range, not an exact price.

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