Study: Renters in Boston, Cambridge Paid Twice National Average in April
Renters in Boston and Cambridge were paying twice the national average in April at over $3,000 per month.
Boston’s April Rent Third Most Expensive in the Country
by Banker & Tradesman | May 8, 2018
Average rent in Boston topped $3,200 in April, making it the third most expensive rental market in the county after Manhattan and San Francisco. Cambridge was the fifth most expensive market at just over $3,000.
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