Boston rent prices continue to command high prices across a number of neighborhoods and bedroom types. Median one bedroom asking rents increased a further 1.3% this September to $2,300, while two bedrooms remained steady at $2,610. In fact, The Hub was the 3rd most expensive rental market in the US last month, behind only San Francisco and New York City.
The map above, which visualizes Zumper one-bedroom rent data from September, shows the cheapest and most expensive neighborhoods to rent right now in Boston. Pricier areas include D Street – West Broadway ($3,060), Downtown Boston ($3,010), and East Cambridge ($2,990), while more affordable areas can be seen in Allston, Somerville, and Commonwealth.
If you’re interested in seeing how Boston stacks up to the rest of the United States, view our October National Rent Report, which analyzes over 1 million active listings to identify rental trends across the 50 largest US metro areas.
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