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Last updated July 6, 2026

Average Rent in Massachusetts (2026)

Average rent across Massachusetts is $3,534/mo as of July 2026, based on 3,617 units tracked daily across 37 cities and 164 apartment communities. Rents are down $28 (0.9%) compared to 30 days ago. Prices range from $600 to $14,815.

$3,534
Avg Rent/mo
3,617
Units Tracked
37
Cities
-$28
30-Day Change

Explore Massachusetts Cities

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Cambridge: 1,625 units, $4,107/mo avgLynn: 404 units, $2,906/mo avgBoston: 305 units, $4,900/mo avgWoburn: 136 units, $3,208/mo avgNew Bedford: 105 units, $1,596/mo avgSpringfield: 104 units, $1,636/mo avgWorcester: 103 units, $2,265/mo avgWaltham: 62 units, $3,340/mo avgBurlington: 62 units, $3,123/mo avgLawrence: 60 units, $2,499/mo avgLowell: 56 units, $1,457/mo avgWakefield: 48 units, $3,337/mo avgNewton: 47 units, $4,182/mo avgFall River: 44 units, $1,797/mo avgAgawam: 43 units, $2,358/mo avgQuincy: 35 units, $2,886/mo avgMedford: 34 units, $3,871/mo avgFramingham: 31 units, $2,845/mo avgAndover: 30 units, $3,001/mo avgWeymouth: 26 units, $2,771/mo avgHingham: 23 units, $4,323/mo avgWilmington: 21 units, $3,177/mo avgStoneham: 16 units, $3,532/mo avgBraintree: 16 units, $2,917/mo avgSomerville: 11 units, $3,640/mo avgHaverhill: 9 units, $2,539/mo avgTaunton: 8 units, $1,832/mo avgReading: 6 units, $3,636/mo avgEaston: 5 units, $2,604/mo avgBedford: 5 units, $3,199/mo avgRevere: 3 units, $2,483/mo avgMiddleborough: 3 units, $2,817/mo avgBridgewater: 2 units, $1,920/mo avgMethuen: 1 units, $2,050/mo avgDorchester Center: 1 units, $2,200/mo avgBrookline: 1 units, $3,975/mo avgBrockton: 1 units, $1,662/mo avg

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Massachusetts Rent by City

Cities ranked by tracked inventory depth, biggest first. Prices are refreshed daily.

City Avg Rent 30d Change Units From
Cambridge $4,107 -$541 1,625 $850
Lynn $2,906 +$119 404 $1,860
Boston $4,900 +$568 305 $1,205
Woburn $3,208 +$158 136 $2,391
New Bedford $1,596 +$1,340 105 $737
Springfield $1,636 -$96 104 $1,068
Worcester $2,265 -$5 103 $1,350
Waltham $3,340 -- 62 $1,650
Burlington $3,123 +$21 62 $2,595
Lawrence $2,499 -$408 60 $1,795
Lowell $1,457 +$54 56 $850
Wakefield $3,337 +$118 48 $2,415
Newton $4,182 +$92 47 $2,702
Fall River $1,797 +$113 44 $600
Agawam $2,358 +$427 43 $1,138
Quincy $2,886 +$259 35 $1,700
Medford $3,871 +$466 34 $3,118
Framingham $2,845 -$76 31 $2,399
Andover $3,001 -$923 30 $2,290
Weymouth $2,771 -- 26 $2,119
Show 17 smaller Massachusetts cities
City Avg Rent 30d Change Units From
Hingham $4,323 -- 23 $3,244
Wilmington $3,177 -$694 21 $2,747
Stoneham $3,532 -$76 16 $2,256
Braintree $2,917 -- 16 $2,280
Somerville $3,640 +$261 11 $2,810
Haverhill $2,539 -- 9 $1,965
Taunton $1,832 -- 8 $1,334
Reading $3,636 -$106 6 $2,748
Easton $2,604 -- 5 $2,511
Bedford $3,199 +$159 5 $3,033
Revere $2,483 -$634 3 $1,650
Middleborough $2,817 -- 3 $2,450
Bridgewater $1,920 -- 2 $1,820
Methuen $2,050 +$66 1 $2,050
Dorchester Center $2,200 -- 1 $2,200
Brookline $3,975 -$175 1 $3,975
Brockton $1,662 -$488 1 $1,662

Which Massachusetts Cities Are Getting Cheaper?

30-day percent change in asking rent across Massachusetts cities. Green bars dropped, red bars rose. Showing the 15 biggest movers.

The Highest-Earning Apartment Buildings in Massachusetts

Across the 88 Massachusetts buildings we can estimate, rental revenue totals about $55M per month ($662M a year). Estimates come from each building's unit-level listing and leasing activity; click a building for the full methodology.

Building City Est. Monthly Revenue Est. Occupancy Units
1.The Mave Stoneham, MA $3.7M/mo 99% 1000
2.South Standard Boston, MA $3.0M/mo 97% 684
3.The Shipwright Lynn, MA $2.5M/mo 89% 900
4.100 Pier 4 Boston, MA $2.3M/mo 96% 500
5.The Basin Apartments Wakefield, MA $1.8M/mo 94% 642
6.The Sudbury Boston, MA $1.8M/mo 93% 368
7.The Metlo Boston, MA $1.7M/mo 94% 384
8.Lore Lynn, MA $1.7M/mo 87% 618
9.VIA Seaport Residences Apartments Boston, MA $1.4M/mo 93% 366
10.Avalon Exeter Boston, MA $1.4M/mo 93% 223

Research estimates from listing activity, not operator financials.

Rent by Bedroom Type

Average rent in Massachusetts broken down by apartment size. Only bedroom buckets with 100+ tracked units are shown so every row is backed by meaningful sample size.

Type Avg Rent From Up To Units
Studio $3,070 $600 $12,000 497
1 Bedroom $3,226 $737 $8,791 1,436
2 Bedroom $3,912 $850 $14,815 1,140
3 Bedroom $4,401 $850 $12,600 277
4 Bedroom $4,191 $1,075 $9,900 141

1 bedroom bucket hidden with fewer than 100 tracked units.

Massachusetts Rent Trend Over Time

Average rent trend across all tracked Massachusetts apartments.

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Massachusetts Rent FAQ

What is the average rent in Massachusetts?

The average rent in Massachusetts is $3,534 per month as of July 2026, based on 3,617 units tracked across 37 cities.

Which Massachusetts city has the cheapest rent?

Brockton has the lowest average rent in Massachusetts at $1,662 per month, with units starting from $1,662.

Are rents going up or down in Massachusetts?

Rents in Massachusetts have decreased by $28 (0.9%) over the last 30 days.

How much is a 1-bedroom apartment in Massachusetts?

The average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Massachusetts is $3,226 per month, with 1,436 units available.

What is the most expensive city in Massachusetts?

Cambridge is the most expensive city in Massachusetts with an average rent of $4,107 per month.

How many apartments are available in Massachusetts?

We track 3,617 individual units across 164 apartment communities in 37 Massachusetts cities. Prices are updated daily.

What is the average rent for a studio in Massachusetts?

The average studio apartment rent in Massachusetts is $3,070 per month.

How often are Massachusetts rent prices updated?

We refresh real asking prices every morning. All Massachusetts rent data is updated daily, giving you the most current pricing available.

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