Wayland, Providence Real Estate & Homes For Sale

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Wayland, Providence, RI Real Estate Trends

Learn about the Wayland, Providence, RI housing market through trends and averages.

Affordability of Living in Wayland, Providence, RI

The median home value is $868,655
MonthMedian home value
May 2025$814k
June 2025$819k
July 2025$826k
August 2025$832k
September 2025$837k
October 2025$841k
November 2025$846k
December 2025$852k
January 2026$857k
February 2026$862k
March 2026$866k
April 2026$869k
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Average Home Value in Wayland, Providence, RI, by Home Size

Home SizeHome Value*
2 bedrooms (See homes)$601,683
3 bedrooms (See homes)$906,819
4 bedrooms (See homes)$1,144,942
*Home value over the past month

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What Locals Say about Wayland

  • Trulia User
    Wayland, Providence
    "Less than 20 minutes door to door with very little traffic. If you work in Boston it’s less than 10 minutes to the train station. "
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  • Trulia User
    Wayland, Providence
    "Wayland square and the street has best food and shopping. Has all essentials -grocery,CVS, liquor store(pitman st),Clinics and walkable distance to popular blackstone blvd,"
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  • Kdoher
    Wayland, Providence
    "We’ve lived here for a year and enjoy the convenience and all there is to do within a short walking distance. "
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  • Neon
    Wayland, Providence
    "Summers !! are lively and awesome... Near to all u need and affordable. Feel Waterman St. is quite buzy and my building can feel the traffic right through the living room."
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  • Taylor37911
    Wayland, Providence
    "It’s the east side. Very upscale and friendly. Best place to live in providence. Just enough city but still in a suburbs. Safe and great for children. "
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  • arjun
    Wayland, Providence
    "Its just unique ...has everything u need food stores, cvs, clothing stores, diners, gym, saloons, coffee shops and a peaceful place to walk around. "
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  • Diana G.
    Wayland, Providence
    "Quiet neighborhood with everything walking distance. Very centric and family oriented. Students keep neighborhood young and international "
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  • Ty
    Wayland, Providence
    "The East Side Of Providence is beautiful. There’s oodles of restaurants & amazing shops over on hope street & in Wayland Sq. So, if you don’t mind walk, check out both and even Thayer St. I will say affordability is not a term thrown around over here. Most things are wildly overpriced, especially rental rates. It’s just the area, there’s no fighting it. It’s the Newport Mansions of Providence that blow up the costs. Do keep in mind it’s a college area so it’s definitely safer, but there’s a lot of grade schools in the area as well so speeding, often by locals, is a big issue for many of the parents. On top of that people double park on both sides of the street of the back roads around the boulevard which seriously sucks during garbage day, school bus season, or 4 o’clock traffic. Also, the pot holes are abhorrent. It’s a city wide issue but increasingly worse on east side. Heads up, there’s a part of Pawtucket that borders the east side. It offers essentially all the same things at a much cheaper cost. Maybe not million dollar homes, but you can walk to the boulevard & stroll by them just as you can from Butler Ave."
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  • Frank B.
    Wayland, Providence
    "Great location, easy access to large amount of amenities. My neighbors are friendly and have a great sense of community."
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  • Lolita
    Wayland, Providence
    "It’s a beautiful, historic and convenient area for families and singles alike. Everyone looks out for each other here. Walk to shops and restaurants, some of the best in Providence only heightens the appeal. I’m spoiled!!"
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  • Dee
    Wayland, Providence
    "I used to live on South Angell St (building 120). I absolutely loved living in this area. The only reason we moved is because my husband got transferred in his job and we finished grad school from Brown University. I loved that most places were walkable, including Wayland Square, starbucks, the lovely boutique coffee shops, restaurants, CVS, public transport, and other amenities. It was like living in a city but quieter, safer, and a lot cleaner."
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