Apartment rental agency in Fall River, MA

Benjamin Realty is a family-run real estate brokerage in Brookline that helps renters find and lease apartments in Fall River, MA, from search to signed lease. Right now 136 Fall River apartments are listed for rent, at a median of $1,873 a month. Tell us what you need and we send you the ones that fit, set up showings, help with the application and go through the lease with you.

To rent an apartment in Fall River, call Benjamin Realty at (617) 734-5050, email [email protected], or use the form on this page.

Fall River rentals right now

136 apartments are listed for rent in Fall River, MA, at a median asking rent of $1,873 a month. Rents by size:

Counted from today’s listings (November 3, 2026): 113 from MLS PIN, 23 from other rental listing services.

Apartments for rent in Fall River

• 4516 North Main Street #A-01, Fall River — $1,800/mo · 2 bd · 1 ba · 730 sq ft
• 2 Weaver Street #419, Fall River — $1,700/mo · 1 bd · 1 ba · 552 sq ft
• 4801 North Main street #302, Fall River — $1,850/mo · 1 bd · 1.5 ba · 945 sq ft
• 677 Middle Street #12, Fall River — $2,000/mo · 3 bd · 1 ba
• 4380 North Main Street #308, Fall River — $2,400/mo · 2 bd · 2 ba · 1,300 sq ft
• 543 Middle Street #01, Fall River — $1,400/mo · 1 bd · 1 ba
• 4000 North Main Street #26, Fall River — $1,995/mo · 2 bd · 1 ba · 1,100 sq ft
• 569 Middle Street #09, Fall River — $1,600/mo · 2 bd · 1 ba
• 2492 South Main Street #4C, Fall River — $3,195/mo · 3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,975 sq ft
• 176 Shawmut #1, Fall River — $1,900/mo · 2 bd · 1 ba · 1,200 sq ft
• 895 Bedford #1 East, Fall River — $1,500/mo · 2 bd · 1 ba · 800 sq ft
• 77 weetamoe st #2, Fall River — $2,000/mo · 3 bd · 1 ba · 1,200 sq ft

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Listing information from MLS Property Information Network (MLS PIN), deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The apartment advertised may no longer be available for rental.

No-fee apartments in Fall River

None of the 136 Fall River listings say “no broker fee” in their own words, but under the 2025 law you owe nothing to a broker the landlord hired.

How renting through Benjamin Realty works

1. Tell us what you need. The town or neighborhood, how many bedrooms, your budget and when you want to move in, plus anything that matters to you, such as parking, laundry or a pet.
2. We send you apartments that fit. From every rental we carry: MLS PIN listings, our partner landlords’ apartments and other listing services, including new ones as they come on.
3. We set up the showings. We arrange times with the landlord or their agent and answer your questions about each apartment and building.
4. Apply and sign. We help you put your application together, and go through the lease and the move-in costs with you before you sign.
5. Fees in writing. Before you sign anything, we tell you in writing who hired us and who pays our fee, as the law requires. When a landlord hired us, the landlord pays our fee, not you.

Who pays the broker fee in Fall River

Since August 1, 2025, a broker’s fee on a Massachusetts apartment is paid only by the party who hired the broker: the landlord or the renter.

When you answer an ad from a broker the landlord hired, the landlord pays that broker. A landlord can’t make paying their broker a condition of renting, add a surcharge to the rent to cover the fee, or charge it under another name such as an admin, leasing or finder’s fee.

A renter pays a broker only when the renter chose to hire that broker to work for them. A broker must tell you in writing, before a lease is signed, who hired them, who pays their fee and how much it is.

Sources: G.L. c. 112, § 87DDD½, as amended by St. 2025, c. 9, § 43; Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities: Frequently asked questions about residential rental broker’s fees. Checked November 3, 2026.

What you pay at move-in

At or before the start of a tenancy, a Massachusetts landlord or their agent may ask for no more than the first month’s rent, the last month’s rent, a security deposit no larger than one month’s rent, and the cost of a new lock and key.

At the median two-bedroom rent in Fall River, $1,800, that is up to $5,400 before you move in: first month, last month and a security deposit, plus the lock.

Source: G.L. c. 186, § 15B(1)(b).

Living in Fall River

Trains, subway and ferries

• Fall River Depot (Commuter Rail: Fall River/New Bedford Line)

Buses: Southeastern Regional Transit Authority runs 13 routes with 324 stops in Fall River; Rhode Island Public Transit Authority runs 1 route with 1 stop in Fall River.

Walkability: the middle Fall River rental scores 63 out of 100 on our estimate of how close groceries, restaurants, parks, schools and other everyday places are (from OpenStreetMap; 67 listings sampled).

Public schools

Fall River’s public schools: B M C Durfee High, Diman Regional Vocational Technical High, Atlantis Charter School, Argosy Collegiate Charter School, Resiliency Preparatory Academy, Stone PK-12 School, Morton Middle, Matthew J Kuss Middle, and 13 more. The district decides which school serves an address.

Lead paint

Of the 63 Fall River rentals that list a year built, 52 (83%) were built before 1978; the middle one was built in 1900.

Massachusetts’ Lead Law requires the removal or covering of lead paint hazards in homes built before 1978 where a child under six lives. Older homes commonly contain lead paint unless they have been deleaded. Sellers must give buyers the state Property Transfer Lead Paint Notification; landlords must give tenants the Tenant Lead Law Notification, which both sign with the Tenant Certification Form.

Look up an address in the state’s Lead Safe Homes records. A missing record doesn’t mean a home has lead paint, or that it doesn’t.

Public housing

How to apply, waitlists and income limits: Fall River Housing Authority.

Questions renters ask about Fall River

Who pays the broker fee when I rent an apartment in Fall River?

The party who hired the broker. Since August 1, 2025, Massachusetts law says a rental broker’s fee is paid only by whoever engaged the broker: if you answer an ad from a broker the landlord hired, the landlord pays; you pay a broker only if you hired that broker to work for you (G.L. c. 112, § 87DDD½).

How much is rent in Fall River right now?

The median asking rent of the 136 apartments listed in Fall River is $1,873 a month (by size: 1 bedroom $1,425, 2 bedrooms $1,800, 3 bedrooms $2,000, 4+ bedrooms $2,150).

What can a landlord in Fall River charge me when I move in?

At most the first month’s rent, the last month’s rent, a security deposit of no more than one month’s rent, and the cost of a new lock and key (G.L. c. 186, § 15B). At the median two-bedroom rent here, $1,800, that is up to $5,400 plus the lock.

How do I rent an apartment in Fall River through Benjamin Realty?

Tell us the bedrooms, budget and move-in date you want, by phone, email or the form on this page. We send you apartments that fit, set up showings, help with the application and go through the lease and move-in costs with you. Before you sign, we tell you in writing who hired us and who pays our fee.

Rental agency pages near Fall River

• New Bedford — 43 rentals
• Taunton — 35 rentals
• Attleboro — 30 rentals
• North Attleboro — 33 rentals
• South Easton — 30 rentals
• North Attleborough — 170 rentals

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To ask about an apartment or set up a showing, call Benjamin Realty at (617) 734-5050, email [email protected], or use the form on this page.