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Princeton, NJ Apartment Rent Changes — July 9, 2026

· The rentprice Team

Princeton apartment rents showed mixed but mostly upward movement on July 9, 2026. Fifteen floorplans changed price across four communities, with 12 rising and 3 falling. The shifts were generally modest, ranging from a 4.2% increase to declines under 2%.

Largest Moves

The biggest jump came at The Mews at Princeton Junction, where a 752-square-foot one-bedroom premium unit (A1B-HC) climbed $109 to $2,708—a 4.2% increase. Avalon Princeton on Harrison also posted notable gains: a 684-square-foot one-bedroom rose $50 to $2,950 (+1.7%), and a 725-square-foot studio added $40 to $2,985 (+1.4%).

At the other end, the Lofts at Princeton saw the largest decline: a 894-square-foot one-bedroom dropped $50 to $2,699 (−1.8%). Two units at Parc at Princeton Junction also fell slightly—a 1,146-square-foot two-bedroom fell $15 to $3,518, and a 1,068-square-foot two-bedroom dropped $14 to $3,494. Both losses were under 0.5%.

Patterns Across Properties

The Mews at Princeton Junction dominated the day's activity, with 10 of the 15 floorplan changes—eight of those rising by $6 to $10 per month on their three- and two-bedroom units. Parc at Princeton Junction recorded four changes (one gain, three losses), while Avalon Princeton on Harrison saw three one-bedroom or studio adjustments, all positive. The Lofts at Princeton contributed one decline.

Across the metro, one-bedroom and studio units saw larger percentage swings, while the higher-priced two- and three-bedroom units moved more conservatively in dollar terms.

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