
Apartments near Boston University East Station-Green Line - B in Boston, MA (5,965 Rentals)


RES Condos

407 Massachusetts Ave

83 Saint Botolph St

251 W Newton St

23 Wellington St

273 Beacon St

246 W Newton St

Northampton Street Residences

776 Columbus Ave

90 Saint Botolph St

17 Garrison St

24 Saint Cyprians Pl

170 Hillside St

420 Massachusetts Ave

17 Durham St

International Village, NEU

92 Saint Botolph St

414 Massachusetts Ave

173 Commonwealth Ave

13 Garrison St

180 Commonwealth Ave

764-768 Columbus Ave

750-752 Columbus Ave

419 Massachusetts Ave

One Western Avenue - Harvard University

32 Greenwich Park

18 Burney St

241 W Newton St

18 Claremont Park

233 Beacon St

425 Massachusetts Ave

171 Commonwealth Ave

Garrison Hall

175 Newbury St

901 Huntington Ave

36-38 Cunard St

37-39 Cunard St

39 Saint Botolph St

236 Beacon St

20 Greenwich Park

1437 Tremont St

27-29 Delle Ave

Commonwealth One Six Three

1065 Tremont Street Phase II

569-575 Columbus Ave

618 Columbus Avenue

166 Newbury St

1041 Tremont St

164 Marlborough St

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