Homeownership is a personal and financial goal that most, if not all, Americans hope to achieve. There are many benefits: building home equity, steady fixed-rate payments that allow for longer term financial planning, additional privacy, and many more. However, it also typically requires higher up- front costs, property tax payments, and unexpected maintenance expenses. If you’re thinking of buying, think of the long term pros and cons and make sure you’re ready to make the financial commitment. Once you are ready, here’s a sneak peek into what similar monthly payments could get you if you decide to rent apartments in Boston versus if you decide to buy.
If your budget is $2,200/month:
Apartment: 1-Bed, 1-Bath Apartment for $2,200 a Month
Available: 8/1/2022
Area of Boston: Allston/Brighton
If you’re looking for one bedroom apartments in Boston, this may be your new home. It has spacious living areas, and hardwood flooring. The kitchen has plenty of space for food prep and has all necessary appliances. Both heat and hot water are included with the unit. There are multiple public transportation options available within 0.1 mile of the apartment. Book your appointment to see this charmer today before someone else rents it.
Condo: 2-bed, 1-bath Condo for Sale $435,000
Approximate Monthly Payment: $2,185 a Month
Area of Boston: Allston
Not all condos in Boston have incredible city views, but this unit certainly does. Equally sized bedrooms make for a perfect layout, with ample amount of sunlight, and hardwood floors throughout. INVESTORS are welcome. Please note that this unit is currently leased until 8/31/22 @ $2250 per month. A few minor touch-ups could immediately add value. This condo is located within a close proximity to multiple public transportation options.
Listing Courtesy of Seller’s Representative: Kevin Lehrer, Boston’s Best Realty
If your budget is $2,600/ month:
Apartment: 1-Bed, 1-Bath Apartment for $2,600 a Month
Available: 9/1/2022
Area of Boston:…