
Apartments near Marketplace Center in Boston, MA (5,168 Rentals)


42-44 E Eagle St

Father Walter J Martin Coop Homes

118 Spring St

115 Fifth St

122A Spring St

222 Charles St

307-321 Hurley St

81-91 Winter St

65-67 5th St

411 Cambridge St

103-109 Winter St

110-112 Gore St

320-326 Hurley St

138-140 Spring St

Point 262

27 5th St

128 Pembroke St

140 Thorndike St

Vantage Point

133 Spring St

406 E 3rd St

104 Pembroke St

5-11 5th St

463 Cambridge St

410-412A E 3rd St

580-582 E 2nd St

226 Princeton St

537 E 1st St

428-432 E 3rd St

61 Putnam St

348 Saratoga St

126-130 Gore St

East Campus Alumni Memorial Housing

80 Dorchester St

25 Sixth St

39 Rutland Sq

Kendall Square

114 Falcon St

244 Lexington St

536 E Broadway

489-493 E 3rd St

77 Seventh St

160 Otis St

55 7th St

62 W Rutland Sq

218 E Eagle St

633RR E 2nd St

24 Eighth St

17 Greenwich Park
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.