Apartment for Rent in New Jersey New Jersey lies in the Northeastern and Middle Atlantic region of the United States and has a population of some 8.8 million. New Jersey has the most densely population rate of any US state, with a cultural heritage stretching back 3000 years. First inhabited by Native Americans some 2800 years ago, the area was later invaded by Dutch and Swedish settlers, followed by the British in the 17th century, who captured the territory and renamed it Province of New Jersey, after the British Channel island of Jersey.

New Jersey is well served by excellent transport links with Newark Liberty International Airport being one the busiest airports in the US. The state is also served well by bus and rail transport with New Jersey Transit Corporation providing an extensive network of both.

Jersey City, Paterson, Newark and Toms River are the main hub of residential areas. Known as the Garden State, New Jersey is in fact an industrial state with chemical plants, oil and pharmaceutical industries, electrical goods manufacture and the highest density of population of any US state. Nevertheless, there are 127 miles of coastline with sand beaches for walkers and sun worshippers, mountains for climbers and hikers and picturesque villages and smaller towns for explorers of the countryside. Atlantic City is a major tourist attraction in its own right with casinos, trendy hotels and night clubs.

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Sports fans will love the Meadowlands Race Course, the New Meadowlands Stadium and the Monmouth Park Racetrack. New Jersey is home to famous teams such as the New York Red Bulls, the Giants and the Jets. So, it is the right place for you to rent apartment if you are a sport fan.

Although billed as one the most costly states to live in – the cost of living is 32% above national average and housing accounts for 73% above national average – the high rate of employment is a major attraction for someone searching for an apartment to rent in New Jersey. Staying clear of expensive places like Manhattan and moving state-wide can be a smart move, as apartment rentals starting at around $800 for one bed room apartments are available.

Trenton is New Jersey’s capital city and boasts of 85,000 residents mainly employed in industries as diverse as pottery, plastics, textiles and metal production. Located between New York City and Philadelphia, Trenton has many historical landmarks such as the capital building with its golden dome.

Newark is New Jersey’s oldest city, spanning 300 years of American history – only New York and Boston can boast of being older. Being a financial, commercial and cultural centre, Newark provides not only excellent employment opportunities but also has great sports, entertainment and eating out facilities. Housing starts at affordable low-rise properties to condos and luxury apartments for the high earner.

Apartment rentals vary greatly between the counties. Typically Bergen County rentals start at $825, Camden County starts at $740, Hudson County at $1,700, Sussex County at $925 and on average throughout the stateside area a 2 bed with 1264 sq ft of living area will cost $1450 per month.