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66 N 9th St #B3B

Newark, NJ 07107 - Essex County

Apartment

1 beds

1 baths

500 sqft

About 66 N 9th St #B3B

Beautiful Renovated Apartment. Experience an amazing stay at a home that's close to almost everything; shops, parks, public transit and more. Clean, stylish and modern unit perfect for you and your family This apartment is under a hassle-free, responsive and professional management that works round the clock to give you a much deserved peace of mind Apt features: Parking available Kitchen with granite countertops New appliance/s Lots of windows Hardwood floors Close to shopping centers, bus transportation and to NJ transit. Leasing terms: No Brokers Fee $50 Application Fee Non-Refundable Credit/Background Check Required Income required to be 2.5x the rent amount net monthly and good credit score. If this apartment does not meet your interest, please reach out to us and we'll find the best place for you.

RentalSource last checked: July 15, 2026 at 9:21 AM ET

Managed by: Rovazo Realty Group · (201) 733-8200

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$1,495
Bedrooms:	1 beds
Bathrooms:	1 baths

Size:	500 sqft
Pet Friendly:	Inquire
Listing Status:	Active
ID:	83876086

Property Amenities

• Hardwood Floors

Community Features

• Public Transportation

• Parking

Additional Details

Apartment for rent in Newark for $1,495 with 1 bed, 1 bath, 500 sqft and located at 66 N 9th St #B3B in Newark, NJ 07107. The rental price of $1,495 is 28.9% ($609) lower than the average rent of $2,104 for a 1 bedroom apartment in Newark, NJ and 31.2% ($677) lower than the average rent of $2,172 for a 1 bedroom apartment in Essex County. 66 N 9th St #B3B was advertised by Rovazo Realty Group on June 23, 2026 at 9:15 AM ET and last updated yesterday at 9:21 AM ET.

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