Boston offers apartments for rent throughout America's oldest major city, from historic brownstones in Back Bay and Beacon Hill to contemporary buildings in the Seaport District and residential units across the city's neighborhoods. With a median household income of $103,706 and average rent of $3,403 for a one-bedroom apartment, Boston's rental market reflects its position as a center for education, healthcare, finance, and technology, close to universities, hospitals, and cultural institutions.
The rental landscape in Boston includes neighborhoods with distinct characteristics, from Allston and Brighton near universities to the historic North End and waterfront East Boston. Apartments for rent in Boston provide access to public transportation via the MBTA's subway and bus networks, making car-free living possible—notable since 33.8% of Boston households don't own vehicles. Residents enjoy Boston's walkability, green spaces like the Boston Common and Emerald Necklace, and easy access to employment centers, restaurants, and entertainment, all within a city known for its history and educational institutions.
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