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Region guide

Moving to the Northeast

The Northeast packs dense, walkable, transit-rich cities and deep job markets — but it's the country's most expensive region to rent and buy, with cold winters and higher taxes. You're paying for access and amenities.

Cities covered

13

States

5

Median rent

$1,734/mo

Median est. cost

$4,304/mo

Standouts among the Northeast

States we cover in the Northeast

Every the Northeast city, ranked by Fit Score

1
Pittsburgh, PA

pop 303.6K · rent $1,299 · est. $3,784/mo

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2
Yonkers, NY

pop 209.5K · rent $1,730 · est. $4,468/mo

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3
Providence, RI

pop 190.2K · rent $1,729 · est. $4,282/mo

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4
Boston, MA

pop 664K · rent $2,941 · est. $5,216/mo

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5
Jersey City, NJ

pop 289.7K · rent $2,763 · est. $5,425/mo

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6
Newark, NJ

pop 307.2K · rent $2,205 · est. $4,864/mo

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7
Philadelphia, PA

pop 1.6M · rent $1,810 · est. $4,304/mo

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8
Buffalo, NY

pop 276.4K · rent $1,343 · est. $4,031/mo

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9
Worcester, MA

pop 205.5K · rent $2,166 · est. $4,478/mo

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10
Paterson, NJ

pop 157.7K · rent $1,457 · est. $4,262/mo

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11
Rochester, NY

pop 209.7K · rent $1,573 · est. $4,155/mo

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12
Springfield, MA

pop 154.8K · rent $1,734 · est. $4,243/mo

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13
New York, NY

pop 8.5M · rent $2,910 · est. $5,531/mo

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