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Princeton, NJ Apartment Rent Changes — July 11, 2026

· The rentprice Team

Princeton apartment rents saw modest movement on July 11, 2026. Twenty-four floorplans changed price across three communities: 15 rose and 9 fell, with most shifts well under 1 percent.

Parc at Princeton Junction accounted for the largest single price drop: a one-bedroom at 750 square feet (unit 1F) fell $67 to $2,359, a 2.8 percent decline—the day's steepest dip. Other one-bedroom units at the same community posted smaller losses of $16–$18 each. Two-bedroom layouts at Parc moved in the opposite direction, adding $24–$25 per month.

The Mews at Princeton Junction saw scattered but consistent activity. Most one-bedroom units gained $11 (a 0.4–0.5 percent bump), while a premium two-bedroom loft dropped $10. Three-bedroom floorplans edged up by $6 each, suggesting stable demand at the larger end.

Woodmont Way at West Windsor remained mostly flat. Two-bedroom units saw gains of $5 on the Pearl and Emerald plans, while the Sapphire dropped $25 (0.7 percent). Two larger two-bedroom and three-bedroom units at the Onyx and Amethyst dropped $5 each.

Overall pattern

One-bedroom pricing softened slightly, particularly at Parc. Larger units—two- and three-bedroom layouts—held relatively steady, with modest upward pressure at The Mews and flat-to-slightly-down movement at Woodmont Way.

No major swings

All price changes stayed modest. The largest gain was $25 on a two-bedroom; the steepest loss was $67 on a one-bedroom. Daily volatility in this market remains low, typical for the mid-summer period.

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