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Boston Apartments
Last updated March 31 2023 at 9:46 PM

1,096 Apartments in Boston, Massachusetts

Boston Apartment Renter's Guide

Overview


Population: 692,600
Population Density: 14,328 people/sq mile
Median Age: 33
Percentage of Family Households: 45%
Median Annual Income: $79,283 / year
Median Rent: $1,808 / month

What locals are saying

"Boston is actually the capital of the world. You didn't know that? We breed smart-ass, quippy, funny people." (-John Krasinski).

Boston is on the A-list of American History, the site of seminal showdowns in the revolutionary and evolutionary charge for American independence. Go ahead, ask any Bostonian, they'll tell you. After they spend the first 45 minutes talking about the Red Sox. Beantown, as it is called by so many (not one of them a local) is small by world-class standards, but titanic in offerings. Of course one could get by on clam chowder (cream based - mention the other kind and you'll start a fight) and lobster rolls seven days a week, but the restaurant scene is kaleidoscopically magical. The Boston Symphony, The Pops, the Theatre District, the beach, the sports, and the sites are all in remarkably manageable, compact reach. You’ve made a good choice with Boston, let’s get you into an apartment.

Big complexes with sprawling courtyards, dog parks, and pools? Nope; Bostonians, and even those in neighboring suburbs would scoff at that vision

"Boston is actually the capital of the world. You didn't know that? We breed smart-ass, quippy, funny people." (-John Krasinski).

Boston is on the A-list of American History, the site of seminal showdowns in the revolutionary and evolutionary charge for American independence. Go ahead, ask any Bostonian, they'll tell you. After they spend the first 45 minutes talking about the Red Sox. Beantown, as it is called by so many (not one of them a local) is small by world-class standards, but titanic in offerings. Of course one could get by on clam chowder (cream based - mention the other kind and you'll start a fight) and lobster rolls seven days a week, but the restaurant scene is kaleidoscopically magical. The Boston Symphony, The Pops, the Theatre District, the beach, the sports, and the sites are all in remarkably manageable, compact reach. You’ve made a good choice with Boston, let’s get you into an apartment.

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What to Expect:

Big complexes with sprawling courtyards, dog parks, and pools? Nope; Bostonians, and even those in neighboring suburbs would scoff at that vision. It’s high rises, duplexes, triplexes, and multi-unit buildings comprising dozens of architectural styles that illuminate the Boston renter's scene. Like many historic cities, these buildings often possess some features that would be considered outdated by many of today's construction standards, but are grandfathered under historic commission rules and/or practical limitations. With such an array of rental choices, policies vary widely. Terms, deposits, pets, and inclusions are anybody's guess and can diverge even within an individual building. Ask, ask again, and then make sure you get it in writing. Bostonians are a colorful folk with a deserved reputation for…let’s just say, “business playfulness”.

Parking: One word of wisdom - fugeddaboutit. If your building includes parking, it's probably going to be for a vehicle that sees the valet more than its owner, so bully for you. The rest of Boston must jostle, cajole, sneak, and strategize for their rare parking pearls. Thus, Boston is one of the nation's premier cities in which to ditch the ride. Between the costs of renting a space, the meters and tickets if you don't, the snow removal, the traffic, and the higher than average automobile user fees (inspection, registration, and that festering little disease called excise tax - a recurring annual charge based on you car's estimated value), and an exceptional and far reaching public transportation system, get rid of it - more money for Sam Adams and steamers.

Boston's Wicked Cool Neighborhoods

Boston is not a large city geographically, but like any major metropolis, it houses a lot of hoods. Home to a (measly) forty-three colleges and universities, you can plan on your neighbors being students, really smart, or both. Using the diminutive downtown as the "hub" (that's the single word real Bostonians call their city) and in basic descending order of price (with as many exceptions as there are politicians with cocktails), here’s a renter’s look at Boston’s historic nabes:

Back Bay: Nestled between the public garden (Boston Common), The Charles, and Kenmore Square, the Back Bay is home to Newbury Street, Boston's most fashionable district. Take a leisurely two-mile stroll from the western outskirts of the Back Bay and you'll reach Brookline, the very tony, upscale "village" where you can expect to pay around $1,750 - $2,500 for a 1 BR apartment. The Fenway and The South End are subsets of the Back Bay and are exciting urban areas with just as much in the way of public transit. Expect to pay around $200 - $700 less for comparably sized apartments.

Charlestown: Possibly Boston's most insular neighborhood. Charlestown steadfastly holds on to its roots in history and is the home to Bunker Hill and The U.S.S. Constitution - the U.S. Navy's oldest commissioned ship. Charlestown wasn't always the most welcoming place but has seen fierce upscale redevelopment in the past two decades. Now Charlestown is a sort of bedroom community to Downtown Boston - which happens to be just about a mile away. $1,700 - $2,400 for a 1 BR.

Beacon Hill: Home to some of Boston's most exclusive addresses. Private parks, gas lamps, wrought iron gates, tree lined streets, and meticulously maintained homes really do exude the "George Washington Slept Here" feel of America's earliest days. Think Epcot meets The American Revolution. $1,600 - $2,200 for a 1 BR.

Cambridge: Harvard, MIT and Squares galore (of both the library lounger and geometric variety – we’re referring mostly to the latter). That's how Cambridge is divided - Harvard Square, Kendall Square, Inman Square, and Central Square. The Cambridge neighborhoods are the most ethnically diverse in all of Boston, with throngs of the world’s brightest students and teachers mingling with one another in America's intellectual Hippodrome. As such, expect the widest variety of food, markets, cultural activities, and languages spoken. $1,600 - $2,200 for a 1 BR. Inman and Central squares are nominally less as they are slightly farther from their respective mega-institutes of higher learning.

South Boston: The home of the best Bawstuhn accents and many legendary and/or infamous members of Boston's political, religious and business realms, South Boston is a tough yet forgiving place. Its roots are mostly Irish, and Southie is supremely proud of that heritage. Churches, corner shops, kids playing in small parks and the iconic working class life you know from the movies – these are the pictures of Southie. These images are quickly changing though as gentrification is having it’s way with Southie at a rate more rapid than in any other Boston ‘hood. $1,500 - $2,100 for a 1 BR. 2 BR apartments here are comparatively more reasonable than most other sections of Boston.

North End: Boston's predominantly Italian neighborhood, where the language can still be heard on street corners and in the dozens upon dozens of Italian specialty shops, cafés, and restaurants. The North End is quaint and is within easy walking distance to Boston's financial district, Faneuil Hall, and City Hall. $900 - $1,100 for a studio (common in the North End), $1,400 - $1,900 for a 1 BR.

East Boston: Located close to the airport with easy access to Massachusetts' North Shore, Eastie has long been the spot where Boston's newest immigrants first settle. This part of the city has less entertainment and dining than the other ‘hoods, but boasts wonderful views of the harbor and skyline as well as some of the most affordable rents in the city. $1,000 - $1,400 for a 1 BR.

Last bits of advice

Until you learn the neighborhoods, don't talk politics, sports, or religion. Once you do, talk away, you're expected to have an opinion - as long as it's the right one.

Boston Demographics


How diverse is Boston?

The representation of ethnic minorities in Boston is higher than the national average. The eight main ethnic groups that make up the population of Boston are White (43.7%), Hispanic Or Latino (20.5%), Black Or African American (19.2%), Asian (9.5%), Two Or More (6.1%), Other (1%), American Indian Or Alaska Native (0.1%), and Native Hawaiian Or Other Pacific Islander (0%).

What does the age breakdown look like for Boston residents?

The median age in Boston is 33 while the most populous age group of residents is the 25 to 34 group.

How diverse is Boston?

The representation of ethnic minorities in Boston is higher than the national average. The eight main ethnic groups that make up the population of Boston are White (43.7%), Hispanic Or Latino (20.5%), Black Or African American (19.2%), Asian (9.5%), Two Or More (6.1%), Other (1%), American Indian Or Alaska Native (0.1%), and Native Hawaiian Or Other Pacific Islander (0%).

What does the age breakdown look like for Boston residents?

The median age in Boston is 33 while the most populous age group of residents is the 25 to 34 group.

Boston Crime


Overall Crime

Below Average
Overall crime in Boston is below average in comparison to the national average.

Violent Crime

Above Average
The level of violent crime in Boston is above average compared to the national average violent crime rate.

Property Crime

Below Average
The level of property crime in Boston is below average compared to the national average property crime rate.

Top Schools in Boston


Elementary Schools

8 /10
Edward Brooke Charter School
Charter
K-9
Charter
K-9
1,736 Students
8 Reviews
1,736
Students
8 Reviews
7 /10
Boston Collegiate Charter School
Charter
5-12
Charter
5-12
700 Students
7 Reviews
700
Students
7 Reviews
7 /10
Bradley Elementary School
Public
PK-5
Public
PK-5
295 Students
3 Reviews
295
Students
3 Reviews

Middle Schools

9 /10
O'bryant School Math/Science
Public
7-12
Public
7-12
1,562 Students
8 Reviews
1,562
Students
8 Reviews
8 /10
Boston Latin Academy
Public
7-12
Public
7-12
1,781 Students
17 Reviews
1,781
Students
17 Reviews
8 /10
Boston Latin School
Public
7-12
Public
7-12
2,453 Students
27 Reviews
2,453
Students
27 Reviews

High Schools

9 /10
O'bryant School Math/Science
Public
7-12
Public
7-12
1,562 Students
8 Reviews
1,562
Students
8 Reviews
8 /10
Boston Latin Academy
Public
7-12
Public
7-12
1,781 Students
17 Reviews
1,781
Students
17 Reviews
8 /10
Boston Latin School
Public
7-12
Public
7-12
2,453 Students
27 Reviews
2,453
Students
27 Reviews

What Renters Say about Boston


Apartment List has released the results for Boston from the third annual Apartment List Renter Satisfaction Survey. This survey, which drew on responses from over 45,000 renters nationwide, provides insight on what states and cities must do to meet the needs of the country’s 111 million renters.
"Boston renters expressed general satisfaction with the city overall," according to Apartment List. "However, ratings varied greatly across different categories, indicating that even though renters love Boston, some aspects can be better."
77%
Public Transit
75%
Jobs and Career Opportunities
72%
Safety and Crime Rate
69%
Parks and Outdoor Activities
66%
Social Life
61%
Quality of Schools
58%
Pet Friendliness
57%
Commute Time
54%
Dating
38%
Weather
24%
State and Local Taxes
13%
Affordability
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Alcott Photo Gallery 1
1 of 70
Verified
2 Units Available
1 Bedroom
$4,425
728 sqft
Alcott is located in the heart of Boston's historic West End neighborhood. This new 44-story, 470-unit residential tower creates nearly one acre of open space, weaving together the Thoreau Path and North Station, and has a 37th Floor Sky Deck above it all.
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660 Washington Photo Gallery 1
1 of 63
Verified
20 Units Available
Studio
$3,655
560 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,665
715 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$5,090
1030 sqft
Recently renovated residences with walnut flooring, granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Enjoy a gym, indoor pool and massage room on site. Close to Orange and Green T-stops and I-90. Right near Boston Common.
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Troy Boston Photo Gallery 1
1 of 45
Verified
20 Units Available
Studio
$2,630
420 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,115
581 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,305
819 sqft
South End location near theaters, dining and nightlife. Walkable to Tufts Medical Center and transit. Pet-friendly community with dog park. New construction features pool, yoga, game room, bike storage. Granite counters, hardwood floors, walk-in closets.
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Girard Photo Gallery 1
1 of 45
Verified
8 Units Available
1 Bedroom
$3,410
570 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,230
955 sqft
3 Bedrooms
$6,615
1644 sqft
Centrally located 1-3 bedroom apartments in contemporary style. Common spaces feature rotating exhibits from Boston's top modern artists. Gym, garage, bike storage and parking available. Smoke-free community.
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Average rent in Boston, Massachusetts

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The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Boston is $3,391, while the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $4,294. Rent rates updated 2 days ago
* Averages are based on the rental prices of properties listed on Apartment List
One India Street Apartments Photo Gallery 1
1 of 44
Verified
3 Units Available
1 Bedroom
$3,205
700 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,520
1000 sqft
An elegant newly renovated community with views of the Boston Harbor. On-site fitness center, package service, concierge, and Tiki Rock. Apartments feature walk-in closets, stainless steel appliances, and a washer and dryer.
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315 ON A Photo Gallery 1
1 of 52
Verified
8 Units Available
Studio
$3,020
591 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,575
760 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,950
1107 sqft
Modern, loft-style apartments with great features including laundry, dishwasher, air-con and walk-in closets. Boston Fire Museum and lots of restaurants, like Pastoral and Menton, are along nearby Congress Street.
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Avenir Photo Gallery 1
1 of 45
Verified
8 Units Available
1 Bedroom
$3,750
828 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,130
924 sqft
Granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors and walk-in closets in every unit. On-site amenities include clubhouse, gym, hot tub and coffee bar. Conveniently located just off I-93 and within blocks of Boston Common.
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The West End Apartments-Asteria, Villas and Vesta Photo Gallery 1
1 of 49
Studio
$3,045
542 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,440
779 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,640
1178 sqft
Convenient location near the Thoreau Path. Apartments offer sweeping views of the Charles River and Boston Harbor through large windows and from private balconies. Prepare meals at the kitchen's island while enjoying the scenery.
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Towers at Longfellow Photo Gallery 1
1 of 71
Studio
$2,600
650 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,320
924 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,120
1280 sqft
Walking distance from the Massachusetts General Hospital. Units are pet-friendly. Includes gym, pool, washer/dryer and on-site laundry. Located close to Charles River and close to bus stations.
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Emerson Place Photo Gallery 1
1 of 47
Studio
$2,670
610 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,030
765 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$3,925
1200 sqft
Building is on the Charles River with views of Charlesbank Park. Offers community basketball court, bocce court, tennis court and more. Conveniently located next to the Longfellow Bridge and the Massachusetts General Hospital.
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The Lofts At Atlantic Wharf Photo Gallery 1
1 of 17
Studio
$3,150
550 sqft
1 Bedroom
$4,150
740 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$5,650
1080 sqft
Luxurious apartments with hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances and full-size washer/dryer. Amenities include 24-hour concierge and gym, plus a stunning location on the beautiful Boston waterfront.
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Clippership Apartments on the Wharf Photo Gallery 1
1 of 26
Verified
17 Units Available
Studio
$2,786
525 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,709
919 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$3,902
1060 sqft
With Boston Harbor as your backdrop, you'll be drawn to the energy of this modern apartment community. Explore your choice of a wide range of studio, 1, 2 and 3-bedroom layouts appointed with modern finishes and fixtures, ample closets, and private patios or balconies that provide a front row seat to the twinkling lights of the city skyline. This community offers impressive indoor and outdoor spaces inviting you to gather with friends or retreat in tranquility. With unparalleled access to downtown Boston via MBTA Blue Line or Water Taxi service, you'll live in the perfect city retreat at Clippership Apartments on the Wharf.
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The Sudbury Photo Gallery 1
1 of 79
Verified
17 Units Available
Studio
$3,139
527 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,722
690 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$6,039
1083 sqft
There's a new definition for downtown Boston luxury apartments-The Sudbury. Featuring breath-taking, unprecedented views, The Sudbury soars skyward, offering a new style of living within the vibrant Bulfinch Crossing neighborhood. More than 20,000 SF and four floors of amenities provide residents with the perfect backdrop to bring their stories to life. And with a Walk Score of 99, The Sudbury brings new meaning to ''access'' in downtown Boston. Steps from MGH, Beacon Hill, the North End, and the Financial District with the Rose Kennedy Greenway as your front yard, no home could better define city connectivity. Whether you walk or drive, take the T or the train, The Sudbury is ideally situated moments away from the best of Boston, yet tucked away from the bustle of modern life.
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Hub50House Photo Gallery 1
1 of 31
Verified
32 Units Available
Studio
$3,142
416 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,696
564 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$5,445
985 sqft
Hub50House redefines the urban lifestyle. Enjoy thoughtfully designed apartments offering panoramic views and unparalleled amenities, all while taking advantage of the unparalleled convenience of location. Towering above The Hub on Causeway, life at Hub50House comes with an array of perks, including new options for dining, retail, and live entertainment experiences.
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The Kensington Photo Gallery 1
1 of 95
Verified
24 Units Available
Studio
$3,382
651 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,806
822 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$5,426
1119 sqft
Residents love this complex for its Chinatown location close to many of Boston's best restaurants and theaters. Boston Common is a block away, and nearby subway stations give easy access to the city's other attractions.
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30 Dalton Photo Gallery 1
1 of 32
Verified
13 Units Available
1 Bedroom
$4,284
655 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$6,958
1106 sqft
3 Bedrooms
$13,000
1689 sqft
1-3 bedroom apartments available in centrally located complex, near I-90, Highway 9, Boston Common, Fenway Park and Green Line MBTA stops. In-unit laundry and air conditioning. Parking available.
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The Harvey Photo Gallery 1
1 of 66
Verified
12 Units Available
Studio
$2,700
475 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,357
590 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,199
978 sqft
Located in Charlestown, The Harvey is a short T ride or bike trip from downtown Boston and Cambridge. Grocery stores, shops, cafes, and restaurants are right here in your neighborhood, and our community is equipped with an expansive outdoor patio lounge space, a 24/7 fitness center & yoga studio, along with plenty of cozy spaces to work from the comfort of your own home. Convenient, comfortable, and full of character, just the way it should be.
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The Harlo Photo Gallery 1
1 of 24
Verified
19 Units Available
The Harlo
1350 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02215
Fenway - Kenmore - Audubon Circle - Longwood
Studio
$3,300
500 sqft
1 Bedroom
$4,198
600 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$6,487
1024 sqft
A stylish, urban location featuring private storage, an onsite Hubway station, and concierge service. Dog spa, car charging stations, and an expansive rooftop terrace. Fitness center and bbq area provided.
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Flats on D Photo Gallery 1
1 of 56
Verified
13 Units Available
Studio
$2,835
449 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,301
730 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,200
1060 sqft
Short walk gets you to Seaport and South Boston. Pet-friendly studios and 1-3 bedroom apartments with hardwood floors, granite counters, in-unit laundry, patio/balcony. Covered, gated parking. Walk to Silver Line and Convention Center.
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Devonshire Photo Gallery 1
1 of 27
Verified
43 Units Available
1 Bedroom
$3,611
755 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,331
906 sqft
Modern apartments. Curated amenity spaces. Unrivaled customer service. Rising from the heart of the city is Devonshire; a landmark of vibrant living atop downtown Boston. Enjoy a heated indoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, and a 24-hour doorman just minutes from everywhere you need to be. Come home to understated ambiance, touched with granite countertops, porcelain tile floors, and sweeping city views. The possibilities are endless, find everything you need and more with Devonshire.
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Park Lane Seaport Photo Gallery 1
1 of 33
Verified
28 Units Available
Studio
$2,499
491 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,650
724 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,231
987 sqft
Located moments away from the Massachusetts Turnpike, this community is a short drive from shopping and dining options. Recently renovated units feature hardwood flooring. Amenities include gym, clubhouse and beautiful view of the waterfront.
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One Greenway Photo Gallery 1
1 of 74
Verified
15 Units Available
1 Bedroom
$3,606
687 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,797
1095 sqft
3 Bedrooms
$6,163
1403 sqft
Pet-friendly studios and 1-3 bedroom apartments where Leather District, Chinatown and Theater District come together in Boston, MA. Modern kitchens, granite counters, hardwood floors, in-unit laundry, patio/balcony. Fitness center and terrace.
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The Metlo Photo Gallery 1
1 of 50
Verified
26 Units Available
Studio
$3,108
499 sqft
1 Bedroom
$3,797
724 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$4,036
679 sqft
Immerse yourself in the Seaport lifestyle while living at the height of luxury. You'll be swept away by The Metlo’s opulent décor, sumptuous amenities, and open floor plans. The Metlo’s menu of show- stopping amenities has earned its reputation as the premier urban retreat. From the downtown Boston access and abundance of public transportation, to nearby Seaport bars, restaurants, and shops – The Metlo is built for those who feel at home on the cutting edge.
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Babcock Tower Photo Gallery 1
1 of 18
2 Bedrooms
$3,190
752 sqft
Our apartments come with all the essentials including ranges, ovens, refrigerators and dishwashers. We also offer a choice of studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartment homes for added space when entertaining guests or just some extra room to spread out.At Babcock Towers, our prime location puts you in close proximity to local attractions including the Charles River, shops, restaurants, the New Balance Field, and much more. Babcock Tower features two elevators, a laundry room, and an on-site management and maintenance team. Electricity, air conditioning, heat, and hot water are all included in the rent. Garage parking is also available for an additional fee.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How much is rent in Boston?

In Boston, the average rent is $2,730 for a studio, $3,391 for a 1-bedroom, $4,294 for a 2-bedroom, and $4,538 for a 3-bedroom. For more information on rental trends in Boston, check out our monthly Boston Rent Report.

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You can use the off-campus housing filters to find apartments near colleges located in or around Boston. Some of the colleges and universities in the area include Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Berklee College of Music, Boston University, Northeastern University, and Northeastern University Professional Advancement Network.

Average rent in Boston, Massachusetts

City Guide
The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Boston is $3,391, while the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $4,294. Rent rates updated 2 days ago
* Averages are based on the rental prices of properties listed on Apartment List