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Rental market in Ewing NJ

Katharine Corriveau
  • Lambertville, NJ
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My husband and I are considering investing in rentals in Ewing NJ. I'm wondering if anyone has experience in this market that they would be able to share with us? The housing prices are low but rents seem high, however I'm assuming it is mostly students renting - are 'upkeep' & turnover costs higher because of this?

Thank you,

Katharine

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Chad Gallagher
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Just a note in comparison to Trenton (since that was mentioned above) --- we do see much lower eviction rates than Trenton for sure.  If you want to talk to the local PMs for more detailed.... highly recommend coming to one of the local meetups in Princeton or Trenton.

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