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Mission Hill Pads, a local real estate website powered by the Boston Pads database, has recently published a comprehensive infographic with the latest average rent prices in Mission Hill. These numbers were sourced from the Boston Pads database, which contains over 156,000 Greater Boston apartments, 500,000+ property images, and 8,000+ apartment videos.
These averages were formulated from 581 Mission Hill apartments that were either rented in the last 12 months or are currently listed as available. The real time vacancy rate was determined by combining the total number of currently available apartments with the number of units that will become available in the next few months, and dividing by the total number of apartments in the database for the neighborhood. The population and average income data was pulled directly from the United States Census Bureau.
According to the findings, average rent prices in Mission Hill are considerably lower than the bordering neighborhoods of Fenway and Symphony, but more expensive than its neighbor to the South, Jamaica Plain. For a 1-bedroom apartment, Mission Hill residents save, on average, over $400 per month when compared to renters in Fenway and Symphony. However, a Mission Hill renter would pay nearly $200 more per month than a tenant in Jamaica Plain for a comparable 1-bedroom. Price variations are very similar for 3-bedroom apartments, with rent prices averaging $400 more per month in Fenway when compared to Mission Hill, and $200 less per month for Jamaica Plain.
| Beds | Mission Hill | Fenway | Symphony | Jamaica Plain |
| Studio | $1,535.28 | $1,752.55 | $1,800.32 | $1,227.65 |
| 1 Bedroom | $1,899.09 | $2,324.04 | $2,356.91 | $1,708.96 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $2,349.33 | $2,781.80 | $3,066.97 | $2,173.63 |
| 3 Bedrooms | $3,109.43 | $3,660.73 | $4,163.00 | $2,905.63 |
| 4 Bedrooms | $3,826.33 | $4,625.00 | $5,536.12 | $3,368.52 |
Overall, Mission Hill is a great option for renters on a budget who want to live in the city. Out of the 22 areas sampled, Mission Hill ranks 15th highest in rent for studio apartments, 14th highest for 1-bedroom apartments, and 12th highest for 2-bedroom apartments, making it one of the more affordable neighborhoods in Boston.
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