Zumper, a San Francisco-based company that helps people find apartments nationwide, released their Spring report on neighborhood rent prices in Boston yesterday.
For one bedroom apartments, the South Boston Waterfront is again home to Boston’s most expensive median rent price per month at $3,060, narrowly ahead of Downtown at $3,000.
Mattapan is the city’s most affordable neighborhood, with a median rent price for one bedroom clocking in at $1,510.
Zumper’s results are displayed in the interactive map below.
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According to Zumper’s most recent national report, Boston is tied with Los Angeles as the country’s fourth most expensive city. This report, however, shows that rent prices in Boston have remained relatively flat.
Here’s the complete list, ordered from most expensive to least expensive neighborhood for a one bedroom apartment:
South Boston Waterfront - $3,060
Downtown - $3,000
Chinatown-Leather District - $2,800
South End - $2,750
Back Bay - $2,670
South Boston - $2,600
Charlestown - $2,600
Fenway - $2,500
Beacon Hill - $2,480
North End - $2,250
Longwood Medical Area - $2,150
West Roxbury - $2,100
Jamaica Plain - $2,000
Dorchester - $1,900
Allston - $1,850
Mission Hill - $1,840
Brighton - $1,825
East Boston - $1,800
Roslindale - $1,800
Roxbury - $1,800
Hyde Park - $1,700
Mattapan - $1,510
You can find more information from Zumper here.
