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Rents down, but
NYC remains
most expensive
FILE PHOTO
June 17, 2021 25
BY DEAN JAMIESON
Even after a year of crisis, departure,
and decline, New York City remains
the most expensive city in the area,
according to a new report from Zumper.
“New York City was the most expensive
market, with one-bedrooms priced at
$2,530,” read the report, which aggregates
last month’s active listings and then analyzes
them to fi nd the median rate. Fort
Lee, at $2,520, came second – but only by
$10.
Although New York City’s rent remains
the highest, its decline, compared
to that of neighboring cities, has been
precipitous; at 14%, New York City and
Hoboken both shared the largest year-byyear
decline. These two cities’ urbanity,
which made them more a viral risk, paired
with their relative wealth – both are in the
area’s top-fi ve most expensive markets –
may have been the cause of this, as more
affl uent residents could afford to fl ee to
more rural and suburban locales during
the pandemic.
This shift is clearly refl ected in Zumper’s
numbers: Long Branch and Hackensack,
two cities in eastern New Jersey, saw their
median rents jump a stunning 15.9% and
14.7% in the past year, respectively, an
amount proportionate with the drops in
nearby Hoboken and New York City. Nonetheless,
the gap, though closing, remains
wide: New York City’s rent remains, on
average, $500 more than that of Hoboken’s.
As such, for lower- and middle-income
residents, options across the Hudson and
above the City remain the most affordable:
Jersey City and Yonkers remain around the
New York State’s median of $1,874, while
rents in East Orange, at $1,330, represent
the area’s lowest.
Although rents in the City continue to
go down, and those in the nearby suburbs
continue to increase, we can expect this
trend to slow, as the pandemic wanes, and
more people return to the City. Already,
this can be seen in the numbers, as New
York City’s rents, after months of slide,
begin to tick slowly upward.
To see the full report, visit zumper.com.
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