While New York City is known for its sky-high rents, it's still not cheap to live anywhere in the Boston metro area.
Here are the 10 most expensive neighborhoods for apartment rentals in the city, as compiled by a recent report from Rental Beast.
West End
Average rent: $2,246Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $2,746
Charlestown
Average rent: $2,256
Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $2,316
Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $2,316
North End
Average rent: $2,190Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $2,550
Back Bay
Average rent: $2,092Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $2,658
Longwood
Average rent: $1,993
Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $2,162
Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $2,162
South End
Average rent: $1,970Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $2,180
Mission Hill
Average rent: $1,801Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $1,571
Beacon Hill
Average rent: $1,801Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $1,571
Allston
Average rent: $1,611Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $1,567
Brighton
Average rent: $1,563Average rent for a 2-bedroom: $1,607
