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Rich with history, tradition, culture, shopping, and great food, downtown Boston’s Chinatown is the third largest in the United States. People come from all over the world to see this neighborhood. It’s the cultural heart of the Chinese community that has become a lively, cultural hub for tourists and residents alike. Enter the picturesque gate of Chinatown in all of its glory and explore what Chinatown has to offer. There are restaurants, vendors, and gift shops galore with endless options to choose from.
A favorited restaurant, the Gourmet Dumpling House, offers Chinese delicacies that draws quite the crowd, while the China Pearl serves traditional dishes in a fancy dining room. The Boch Center at Wang Theatre and the Wilbur offer lavish theaters for classic theater performances, as well as live music and comedy shows. Be sure to visit these prime locations after you find your apartment for rent near this vibrant, cultural gem in downtown Boston.
The average rent for the Chinatown neighborhood of Boston, MA is $3,732, but rentals range from as little as $2,887 to as much as $5,167 depending on the rental style.
Looking for a studio apartment in the Chinatown neighborhood? Expect to pay around $2,887 per month.
One bedroom Chinatown apartments rent for around $3,732 per month.
Chinatown has two bedroom apartments that rent for around $4,492 per month.
Three bedroom apartments in Chinatown are usually priced around $5,167 per month.
Students looking to rent in Chinatown while staying close to campus will have access to Tufts University, Boston, Emerson College, and Suffolk University.
