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There are currently over 600 apartments available for rent in the greater Morristown, NJ area. Below is a list of apartments with available units (as of 12/22/2022), sorted by resident rating (high to low) and price (prices are rounded estimates based on current advertisements on company and affiliate websites):
Further apartment options include:
All Morristown, NJ apartments outside of the town center have limited public transportation available and may require a car to travel. Apartments closest to the Morristown train station are expensive and highly sought after for NYC commuters. (NYC is an hour to an hour fifteen away from Morristown's train station)
The highest-rated apartments include the most amenities and were all built in recent years when compared to those apartments that suffer from low resident ratings.
Niche.com rates Morristown as the 9th best suburb “for young professionals in New Jersey.” The largest demographic living in Morristown is between the ages of 25 and 34 (23% of residents). Morristown has a large and popular nightlife scene dominated by the 25-34 demographic.
The average cost of rent in Morristown, NJ is approximately $2,520, a figure that has seen a drastic jump in recent years but has begun to level off. The average household income is $112,570 (over $40,000 higher than the national average).
Over the past month, the average rent for a studio apartment in Morristown increased by +2% to $2,405. The average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment decreased by -3% to $2,520, and the average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment decreased by -6% to $3,100.
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