Apartments for rent in Newton

What is the average rent in Newton, MA?

If you're apartment hunting in Newton, here's what to expect: the average rent in Newton is currently $3,638, with apartments ranging from $1,998 to $15,000 per month. There are more than 290 Newton apartments available for rent at this time. Prices vary depending on a variety of factors including apartment type, number of bedrooms, location, size, amenities, quality and more.

How many Newton, MA apartments are priced at or below market value?

Renters looking for a great deal on an apartment in Newton, here's what you need to know: According to our market analysis, there are currently 178 apartments in Newton with an ApartmentAdvisor deal rating of fair, good or great.

What is the average rent in Newton, MA for a studio?

Studio seekers, here's the scoop: While the average rent in Newton for a studio apartment is $2,300, monthly rent can range from $1,998 to $2,300.

What is the average rent in Newton, MA for a 1-bedroom apartment?

When it comes to budgeting for a 1-bedroom apartment in Newton, here are the current numbers: While the average rent in Newton for a 1-bedroom apartment is $2,550, monthly rent for 1-bedroom apartments in Newton can be anywhere from $2,100 to $3,724.

What is the average rent in Newton, MA for a 2-bedroom apartment?

If it's a 2-bedroom apartment you're after, here's what you can expect in Newton. While the average rent in Newton for a 2-bedroom apartment is $3,100, monthly rent for 2-bedroom apartments in Newton can be anywhere from $2,597 to $5,410.

What is the average rent in Newton, MA for a 3-bedroom apartment?

For those seeking a 3-bedroom apartment in Newton, here are the latest stats: While the average rent in Newton for a 3-bedroom apartment is $4,400, monthly rent for 3-bedroom apartments in Newton can be anywhere from $3,368 to $8,845.

What are the best Newton luxury apartments?

For renters looking for an upgrade, there are more than 20 luxury apartments in Newton. See the full list: Luxury Apartments Newton