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Dot Block

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153 Bayside Rd, Unit 1

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 301

6 Mt Pleasant St, Unit 302

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 113

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 517

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 518

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 410

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 112

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 316

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 317

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 108

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 104

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 508

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 506

1200 Massachusetts Ave, Unit 204

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1200 Massachusetts Ave

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46 Brunswick St

204 West 5th Street

SOBO Place

137 Intervale St

49 Norfolk St

51 Colonial Ave

101 Sydney St

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There are currently 3,759 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $18,327 with an average price of $2,687.
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