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Rooms for Rent in Quincy, MA

70 Rooms For Rent

Roomster Partner

Roomster Partner,  40

3 BR in Boston

Room for rent | Hancock Street, Dorchester, MA, USA

$500 off any move-in by September 15 with an 8+ month stay — use code HELLOSUMMER! Planning your 2026-2027 academic stay? Book 9 months and pay our lower 12-month rate. Use code FALL2026.PLEASE NOTE: This is a private room in a shared apartment. You will have your own bedroom and shared common areas (kitchen, bathroom, etc.) with other residents.Queen bedroom in a 3 bedroom / 1 bathroom apartment!This Queen room in Savin Hill offers flexible lease lengths, including a standard 12-month term and options up to 18 months. You pick your custom start and end date. Monthly rent rate is determined by furnishing preference, move-in date and move-out date. Speak to a June representative for recommendations on the best stay duration for the lowest rate.Amenities of this home: Smart lock, Laundry in home (free), Paid parking, Dine in kitchen, Flat-Screen TV, Guarantors Allowed, Outdoor space, Wi-Fi - Paid separately (High-Speed), Furnished Common Areas, Patio, Dishwasher, Hardwood Flooring, Microwave, Oven, Refrigerator, Community Events, also, this unit is conveniently located, several local parks, restaurants and bars are just minutes away.About Roomster Partner: Welcome to the easiest rental experience of your life. Rent furnished or unfurnished apartments available with a flexible lease, including a standard 12-month term and options up to 18 months. As a resident, you’ll have access to 24/7 support and monthly cleanings of the home’s shared spaces. Sign up now to apply online for your next home with June.Brokers welcome! Contact us for more details.Kindly note that the minimum stay duration would be 31 days. Use this listing ID when speaking to June team: #326 C

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Frequently Asked Questions About Rooms for Rent in Quincy, MA

  • How many rooms for rent are available in Quincy, MA right now?

    Quincy is a majority-renter city, roughly 55 percent of households, and its housing is dominated by two- and three-family houses strung along the Red Line rather than by big complexes, so most of the room supply here is a bedroom in somebody's triple-decker instead of a corporate share. That is what sits behind the 70 rooms for rent Roomster is showing around Quincy, weighted toward Wollaston, North Quincy, and the blocks off Hancock Street. The city covers three ZIP codes worth knowing when you filter: 02169 for Quincy Center, Quincy Point, Houghs Neck, and Germantown, 02170 for Wollaston, and 02171 for North Quincy and Squantum.

  • How much does a room for rent in Quincy cost per month?

    Expect $1,200 to $1,500 a month for a decent room, with the ones a short walk from North Quincy or Wollaston station pushing toward $1,675 and small or furnished rooms starting nearer $900. You can find rooms under $1,100 a month in Quincy Point, Germantown, Houghs Neck, and Adams Shore, the peninsular neighborhoods that sit farthest from a station and depend on bus service, which is exactly why they price lower. Set that against a one-bedroom of your own averaging about $2,592 in this city and the math is blunt: a room near the T typically costs a little over half of what going solo does, and the gap is the whole reason Quincy's share market is as deep as it is.

  • Which Quincy neighborhoods have the cheapest rooms for rent?

    Follow the distance from a Red Line platform. Houghs Neck, Germantown, Adams Shore, and Quincy Point are the value end, all of them out on the water and served by bus rather than rail, and rooms there run several hundred dollars a month under the citywide norm. The premium sits where the trains are: median rents run about $2,445 in Quincy Center, $2,441 in North Quincy, and $2,300 in Wollaston, and rooms track those numbers. West Quincy and Montclair land in between, close to Quincy Adams and its park-and-ride garage without paying Quincy Center prices. If your budget is tight and you have a car, start in Houghs Neck and Germantown; if you do not drive, stretch for Wollaston.

  • What should I check before renting a room in Quincy?

    Look hard at the room itself first. Quincy's rental stock leans old and wood-framed, and plenty of rooms on the market are converted attics and basements in two- and three-family houses, so confirm the space is a legal bedroom with a real egress window and its own heat. Ask who pays for heat, since many of these units still run on oil or older gas systems and a South Shore winter bill lands on the tenant more often than not. On the paperwork, Massachusetts is strict: a landlord who takes a security deposit owes you a written statement of condition within 10 days and a receipt naming the bank holding the money. Roomster's ID and address checks are free and optional, so complete yours, favor hosts who have completed theirs, keep the conversation on Roomster, and never send a deposit for a room you have not walked through.

  • Are Quincy rooms for rent near the Red Line, or do I need a car?

    Quincy has four Red Line stops on the Braintree branch, more than any city outside Boston and Cambridge: North Quincy, Wollaston, Quincy Center, and Quincy Adams. From Quincy Center the ride to South Station is about 20 minutes, and that station doubles as the South Shore's main MBTA bus terminal and a commuter rail stop, so a room within its orbit genuinely does not need a car. Quincy Adams is the park-and-ride option, with a large garage for anyone driving in from further south. There is also a seasonal ferry from Squantum Point at Marina Bay into downtown Boston. Where you do want a car is the eastern peninsulas, since Houghs Neck, Germantown, and Adams Shore are bus-only and the last runs are early.

  • Can I find a room for rent near Quincy's big employers or Quincy College?

    Yes, and it is a more office-driven room market than the city's suburban look suggests. The Stop and Shop supermarket chain is headquartered here, Granite Telecommunications runs a headquarters of more than 2,100 employees out of Quincy Center, and large financial back-office operations sit in the Quincy Center and Crown Colony office parks, all of them a walk or a short bus ride from rooms in Wollaston and Quincy Point. Quincy College adds a second stream: it is a commuter school in Presidents Place, a block from Quincy Center station, with no housing of its own, and the dorm option its students used at Eastern Nazarene College ended when that campus closed in May 2025 after more than a century in Wollaston. Its students now rent rooms in the neighborhoods around them.

How to Rent a Room in Quincy, MA: A Practical Guide


If you want to rent a room in Quincy, MA, this guide is designed to help students, young professionals, commuters, and new residents find suitable options. Quincy offers a range of room rentals, including private and shared rooms, furnished spaces, and listings with utilities included. Knowing your budget, preferred commute, and lease flexibility will make your search more efficient and successful.

What Makes Quincy, MA a Good Place to Rent a Room

Quincy attracts renters who seek a balance between city convenience and neighborhood comfort. Many prioritize access to public transit and proximity to downtown Quincy for an easier commute. The city’s diverse housing options include private rooms, shared rooms, and furnished rentals, appealing to a variety of lifestyles—from students needing short-term leases near campus to professionals preferring month-to-month arrangements. Keep in mind that prices often vary by area, with rooms closer to downtown generally costing more.

How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Quincy, MA

To focus your search effectively, consider the following:

  • Neighborhood choice: Pick areas that fit your lifestyle and commute, such as downtown Quincy for walkability or quieter neighborhoods for more privacy.
  • Room type: Decide between private and shared rooms based on your privacy needs and budget.
  • Lease terms: Filter for month-to-month, short term, or sublet options if you need flexibility.
  • Furnishing and utilities: Look for furnished rooms or those with utilities included to ease moving and budgeting.

Using these filters helps target listings that align with your specific requirements.

What to Compare Before Renting a Room

Before finalizing a room rental in Quincy, compare important factors such as:

  • Budget fit: Confirm rent and deposit amounts align with your financial plan. Rooms with private bathrooms or furnished spaces typically cost more.
  • Lease details: Understand lease length, move-in dates, and any flexibility offered.
  • Roommate preferences: If sharing, ensure compatibility with current roommates regarding lifestyle and habits.
  • Screening steps: Consider listings that provide ID check or address check options to increase reliability.

Asking these questions helps avoid surprises and ensures a good match.

How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Quincy, MA

Protect yourself during your room search by following these precautions:

  • Confirm listing details: Use Roomster’s address check feature to confirm the location.
  • Be cautious with payments: Never send money before signing a lease and meeting the landlord or roommates in person or through a trusted video call.
  • Review lease agreements carefully: Check for clear terms on deposits, utilities, and move-out policies.
  • Keep communication documented: Maintain written records of all agreements and conversations.

These steps help you avoid scams and misunderstandings.

FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Quincy, MA

How much should I budget for a room in Quincy, MA?

Costs vary depending on neighborhood, room type, and amenities. Private rooms and those with private bathrooms or furnishings tend to be pricier. Rooms farther from downtown or transit hubs are usually more affordable. Remember to include utilities and deposit costs in your budget.

Is it better to rent a private room or a shared room in Quincy, MA?

Private rooms offer more privacy but typically cost more. Shared rooms are more economical and provide social interaction but require sharing space and compromise. Your choice should reflect your budget and lifestyle preferences.

What should I ask before renting a room in Quincy, MA?

Inquire about lease length, move-in dates, roommate expectations, included utilities, and house rules. Also, ask about screening procedures and payment methods to ensure safety.

When should I start searching for rooms for rent in Quincy, MA?

Begin your search 30 to 60 days before your intended move-in. This allows time to compare options and complete any necessary screening or paperwork.