Renting in Binghamton
Binghamton's rental market reflects the city's genuinely affordable overall cost of living, shaped in part by real, substantial Binghamton University student-housing demand.
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One-bedroom rent ran approximately $1,000-$1,224 across sources reviewed this pass.
Student-housing demand shapes the market
Binghamton University's real, substantial enrollment (~18,600 for fall 2026) drives meaningful rental demand in neighborhoods near campus and downtown.
New York landlord-tenant law governs statewide
Standard New York landlord-tenant law governs Binghamton leases; confirm current statutory specifics directly for any actual dispute.
Key takeaways
- One-bedroom rent ran approximately $1,000-$1,224 across sources reviewed.
- Binghamton University's real, substantial enrollment shapes rental demand near campus.
- Standard New York landlord-tenant law governs; confirm current statutory specifics for any dispute.
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