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Corporate Apartments in the North Station area of Boston that are short-term and furnished with utilities and services included. Convenient and simple living arrangements.

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property at 8 Harrison Ave

$10,125 - $15,085

Total Monthly Price

Total Monthly Price

Base Rent
$9,638
Required Monthly Fees
$487
Total Monthly Price
$10,125

Studio To 2 Bedroom Rentals

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8 Harrison Ave

BostonMA02111
property at 8 Harrison Ave

$10,125 - $15,085

Total Monthly Price

Total Monthly Price

Base Rent
$9,638
Required Monthly Fees
$487
Total Monthly Price
$10,125

Studio To 2 Bedroom Rentals

Available Now

8 Harrison Ave

BostonMA02111
property at 790 Boylston St

$4,540

Total Monthly Price

Total Monthly Price

Base Rent
$4,180
Required Monthly Fees
$360
Total Monthly Price
$4,540

Studio, 1 Bath Home for Rent

Available Sep 9

790 Boylston St

BostonMA02199
property at 1 Nashua St

$5,015 - $5,255

Total Monthly Price

Total Monthly Price

Base Rent
$4,640
Required Monthly Fees
$375
Total Monthly Price
$5,015

1 Bedroom Rentals

Available Sep 10

1 Nashua St

BostonMA02114
property at 300 Harrison Ave

$8,517 - $12,362

Total Monthly Price

Total Monthly Price

Base Rent
$11,762
Required Monthly Fees
$600
Total Monthly Price
$12,362

1 To 2 Bedroom Rentals

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300 Harrison Ave

BostonMA02118
property at 77 Exeter St

$4,940 - $9,570

Total Monthly Price

Total Monthly Price

Base Rent
$4,580
Required Monthly Fees
$360
Total Monthly Price
$4,940

Studio To 2 Bedroom Rentals

Available Sep 10

77 Exeter St

BostonMA02199
property at 35 W 2nd St

$3,037

Total Monthly Price

Total Monthly Price

Base Rent
$2,887
Required Monthly Fees
$150
Total Monthly Price
$3,037

1 Bedroom Rentals

Available Sep 18

35 W 2nd St

BostonMA02127
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Frequently Asked Questions about Corporate North Station Apartments

What is the Cheapest Corporate apartment in North Station?

Currently the most affordable Corporate Apartment in North Station is at Atlas Lofts listed at $2,000.

How much is the average rent for a Corporate North Station Apartment?

The average rent for a Corporate Apartment in North Station is $6,169.

What is the largest Corporate North Station Apartment for rent?

Today's Corporate apartment with the most square footage in North Station is a 2,252 square feet unit starting from $3,015 at Harborview at the Navy Yard.

What is the average size for North Station Corporate Apartments for rent?

The average size for a Corporate rental in North Station is currently at 611 sq ft.

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