Princeton-area apartment rents moved unevenly on August 1, 2026. Across 10 floorplans at two communities, seven rents fell while three rose.
One-bedroom units bore the steeper declines. At Woodmont Way at West Windsor, the Ruby dropped $105 to $2,895 per month, and the Garnet fell $105 to $3,045. Over at Avalon Princeton on Harrison, four one-bedroom floorplans retreated: units 001-429, 001-112, and 001-250 each lost $45, landing at $2,910, $3,035, and $3,045 respectively. Unit 001-172 slid $30 to $2,890.
Two-bedroom inventory remained largely stable. Woodmont Way at West Windsor saw its Onyx tick up $15 to $3,915, while the Pearl added $5 to reach $3,330 and the Emerald rose $5 to $3,695. The Sapphire edged down just $10 to $3,530.
The largest move—a 3.5% decline—came from Woodmont Way's Ruby, suggesting potential softening in smaller, more affordable units. Avalon Princeton's one-bedroom adjustments ranged from −1.0% to −1.5%, reflecting modest but consistent pressure in that segment.
Floorplans that changed today
Woodmont Way at West Windsor — Ruby (1 bd · 1 ba · 860 sqft): $3,000 → $2,895 (−$105, −3.5%)- Woodmont Way at West Windsor — Garnet (1 bd · 1 ba · 830 sqft): $3,150 → $3,045 (−$105, −3.3%)
Avalon Princeton on Harrison — 001-429 (1 bd · 1 ba · 684 sqft): $2,955 → $2,910 (−$45, −1.5%)
- Woodmont Way at West Windsor — Onyx (2 bd · 2 ba · 1515 sqft): $3,900 → $3,915 (+$15, +0.4%)
- Woodmont Way at West Windsor — Sapphire (2 bd · 2 ba · 1230 sqft): $3,540 → $3,530 (−$10, −0.3%)
- Woodmont Way at West Windsor — Pearl (2 bd · 2 ba · 1130 sqft): $3,325 → $3,330 (+$5, +0.2%)
- Woodmont Way at West Windsor — Emerald (2 bd · 2 ba · 1290 sqft): $3,690 → $3,695 (+$5, +0.1%)
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