1. Atlas Home
2. New Hampshire
3. City of Berlin
Rentometer Atlas BETA

Berlin, New Hampshire, offers a welcoming rental market that blends historic charm with easy access to outdoor recreation. The city's compact downtown features cobblestone streets, boutique shops, and the iconic Berlin Mall, while the nearby Great Bay and St. Francis River provide scenic backdrops for walking, kayaking, and seasonal festivals. Residents appreciate the close‑knit community atmosphere and the convenience of local amenities such as the Berlin Community Center, public libraries, and a variety of dining options ranging from classic diners to farm‑to‑table eateries. With a mix of historic brick apartments and newer developments, Berlin’s housing stock primarily consists of rental apartments, making it an ideal choice for singles, couples, and small families seeking a vibrant yet affordable place to call home.

The rental market in Berlin is anchored by well‑maintained one‑bedroom apartments that often serve as the go‑to option for renters. These units typically average around $1038 with a median near $1100, placing most listings in the low $1000s range—competitive for the region and reflective of the city’s balanced cost‑of‑living profile. While stand‑alone houses are less common in the current market, the abundance of apartment choices across neighborhoods such as the historic downtown district, the West End, and the Riverfront area ensures diverse options for varying lifestyle preferences. Whether you’re drawn to the cultural attractions, the proximity to outdoor trails, or the friendly community vibe, Berlin, NH, presents a compelling rental landscape for those looking to settle in a city that blends small‑town warmth with modern convenience.

Berlin Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Berlin was $1,038 for 1 Bedroom.
Note: This analysis includes only bedroom types with sufficient data.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.