Submitted by Zaiik t3_z45fqg in newjersey

What’s the common rent in Jersey city for a 3 bedroom apt with parking, backyard, free washer/dryer and free internet?

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kittyglitther t1_ixq380r wrote

A fuckton. Why don't you go on Zillow or Realtor and use filters to see what's available? Also, if you're seeking a private backyard then what you're looking for probably doesn't exist.

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Jimmytowne t1_ixq5kjq wrote

Average for the city is different than average for you neighborhood.

Jersey city is big

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burrito__supreme t1_ixq7syw wrote

in my area of jc i could see this going for $2600-$3k easily. and i don’t live downtown. so tack on at least another $1k for downtown.

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Jetzey7 t1_ixq8n1s wrote

The rents like the rest of hudson county are out of control

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kittyglitther t1_ixqcnql wrote

Like someone else said Jersey City is a big city with big variations in prices. I live in a building with a shared yard, free laundry, no parking, no free internet, 1 bedroom, and the renter in our building pays 2,100/month. And this isn't downtown JC.

edit: you'll get more specific answers over at r/jerseycity

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taboni t1_ixqee4h wrote

No IMO downtown is Paulus hook/Hamilton Park and the area around Van Vorst Park (not sure of the “official” boundary though). Greenville is the south of JC right before you go into Bayonne.

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Jetzey7 t1_ixqepsz wrote

A month, that's more than a mortgage, , rents are absolutely ridiculous, We keep re erecting these idiot politicians on the local, state & federal levels & they are destroying the state. Taxes,water, rent , car insurance are hurting the residents

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burrito__supreme t1_ixqoxth wrote

no, it’s probably the least transit friendly area of JC. quite far from the PATH which means you’ll rely heavily on local buses (has its pros and cons). it’s also, in some areas, plagued by gun violence. depending on what you want in a neighborhood it’s not my first choice when picking a place to live in jc.

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Linenoise77 t1_ixuf11b wrote

Internet is kind of a silly thing to include in that, because even like gig fiber is going to be a rounding error wen you figure the rent for the other things above.

Assuming you mean something downtown or in the happening neighborhoods, that could break 5k easy.

In parts of the heights or maybe 4k

In the sketchier parts, with a place that is dated\needs work, you might find something for the mid 3s.

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taboni t1_ixw2zwn wrote

My grandparents lived in Greenville (Wade St) back in the 50s and 60s. I think that’s the last era I can think of that when was a desirable JC neighborhood

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