Princeton-area apartment rents showed mixed movement in the week ending July 13, 2026, with one community posting gains and another declining while three held flat. The median weekly change across all five tracked properties was −0.0%, reflecting a balanced market with modest shifts at individual buildings.
Starting rents ranged from $2,278 to $2,940 per month. The Mews at Princeton Junction led gains this week, climbing 2.2% to $2,278/mo—the lowest entry point in the market. Parc at Princeton Junction moved in the opposite direction, falling 1.8% to $2,395/mo. Three properties maintained stable pricing: Lofts at Princeton held at $2,429/mo, Woodmont Way at West Windsor remained at $2,940/mo (the highest starting rent tracked), and Avalon Princeton on Harrison stayed at $2,825/mo.
Week-to-week movement
The divergent pricing among similar properties underscores the granular competition in Princeton. Despite only one property gaining ground and one declining, the overall market showed no net pressure in either direction, suggesting renters continue to face a steady pricing environment heading into mid-summer.
What renters should know
For those comparing options, the $662 gap between the lowest and highest starting rents reflects location and amenity variations across the five communities. Weekly swings of 2% or less are typical market fluctuation, and this week's near-zero median change indicates relative pricing stability in the Princeton area.
Communities in this report
The Mews at Princeton Junction: from $2,278/mo (+2.2% this week) · 16 floorplans (1 bed – 3 bed)
Parc at Princeton Junction: from $2,395/mo (−1.8% this week) · 8 floorplans (1 bed – 2 bed)Avalon Princeton on Harrison: from $2,825/mo · 3 floorplans (Studio – 2 bed)
Lofts at Princeton: from $2,429/mo (−0.0% this week) · 19 floorplans (1 bed – 3 bed)
Woodmont Way at West Windsor: from $2,940/mo (−0.0% this week) · 8 floorplans (1 bed – 2 bed)
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