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Clifton, New Jersey, blends urban convenience with suburban charm, making it a sought‑after destination for renters seeking easy access to New York City and a vibrant local scene. The city is well‑served by NJ Transit’s Midtown Direct line, major highways, and bus routes, while neighborhoods such as Clifton Hill, Athenia, and the historic Main Street district offer a mix of restaurants, boutique shops, and green spaces like the scenic Weasel Brook Park. Its close proximity to cultural attractions—including the Clifton Arts Center and the nearby Saw Mill River Preserve—adds to the appeal for young professionals, families, and retirees alike.

The Clifton rental market reflects this diversity, providing a broad spectrum of apartments and single‑family homes. Studio apartments typically rent in the $1900s, while one‑bedroom units hover around a $2000 range, offering modern finishes and convenient building amenities. Two‑bedroom apartments commonly rent in the $2700 range, and three‑bedroom layouts are available near the $2500 range, often featuring larger floor plans and in‑unit laundry. For those preferring houses, one‑bedroom homes start around $1900, two‑bedroom homes average near $2600, and larger families can find three‑bedroom houses priced around $3500, with four‑plus bedroom homes commanding premium rates in the $4300 range. This variety ensures that renters can find a home that matches both lifestyle needs and budget expectations while enjoying Clifton’s welcoming community and excellent connectivity.

Clifton Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Clifton was $1,888 for Studio, $2,002 for 1 Bedroom, $2,691 for 2 Bedroom, $3,263 for 3 Bedroom, and $4,680 for 4+ Bedroom.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.