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rent boston 101 If you've started looking to rent apartments in and around Boston, MA it's no secret that rents are highly competitive and you may have to sacrifice your budget for a desirable location. For more information about median rents in different sections of Boston, click on Learn about areas of Boston Remember to BE REALISTIC about what you can afford and what areas correspond to this. If you only want to spend $1,000 per month for a one bedroom with good space don't expect to find something in Back Bay, Beacon Hill or the South End. Luckily Boston is a walkable city and you will probably be able to find a suitable apartment in your price range just a few minutes away from where you want to be. | Here's a snapshot of market rents for 2 bedroom apartments in Beacon Hill, Back Bay, and the Waterfront/North End:
| Also stick to the rule of thumb: you should never spend more than 40% of your household income on your rent. Meaning if you are earning $120k per year, you probably shouldn't be renting a place for more than $4,000 per month. myCityApartment locators are well versed in the rental market in Boston and will be able to help you further understand what to expect. Be sure to check out Ratings, Reviews, & Maps from ApartmentRatings.com before you move in! |
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