What can you get in Greater Boston for the average rent?
If you can afford the average monthly cost of a Boston apartment, this is what's in store.
This 2-bedroom penthouse at 3 Leeds St. in Boston comes with two parking spaces, two private outdoor spaces, and a private roof deck with 360 degree city views. Via MLS
Yes, buying a house in Boston is expensive. But as any tenant will tell you, renting is no bargain either.
Zillow Rentals Data shows the median rent for a property in Boston, not taking into account the number of bedrooms, is $3,300. That is $800 more than what it is in Florida, and a whopping $1,328 more than in Texas.
According to data on ApartmentAdvisor, an online real-estate marketplace, in Boston, the average rent of a studio apartment is $2,300, a 1-bedroom apartment is $2,750, a 2-bedroom apartment is $3,451, and a 3-bedroom apartment or larger is $4,200.
The same data shows that rents are particularly high in some Boston neighborhoods such as Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Seaport, and downtown.
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If you are wondering what your options look like within that price range, here’s a list of currently available apartments to give you an idea:
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