
Apartments near Boston College - Brighton Campus in Boston, MA (3,113 Rentals)


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1665 Commonwealth Ave

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1965 Commonwealth Ave

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370 Chestnut Hill Ave

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317 Allston St

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1455 Commonwealth Ave

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464 Washington St

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42 N Beacon St

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1945 Commonwealth Ave

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48 Englewood Ave

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158 Kelton St

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51 Leamington Rd

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83 Glenville Ave

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24 Farrington Ave

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27 Langley Rd

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13 Greylock Rd

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15 Ashford St

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11 Snow St

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1039 Commonwealth Ave

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22-24-24 Kelley Ct

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31-33-33 Mapleton St

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27 Linden St

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12 South St

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248 Corey Rd

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7 Winship St

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9 Winship St

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1505 Commonwealth Ave

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249 Corey Rd

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18-20-20 Kelley Ct

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235-237 Chestnut Hill Ave

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309 Allston St

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12 Bennett St

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292 Summit Ave

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78 Harriet St

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137 Brighton Ave

25 Gardner St

231-237 Everett St

40 Easton St

51-53 Riverdale St

2 Larose Pl

4 Cypress Rd

Cadence on Leo

100 Lincoln St

19-21 Radnor Rd

2001-2003 Commonwealth Ave

64 Undine Rd

132 Chiswick

104 Academy Hill Rd

276 Chestnut Hill Ave

12-14 Fairbanks St

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How much are Studio apartments in Boston?
There are currently 3,796 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $17,754 with an average price of $2,689.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Boston range from $900 to $25,550. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,796.
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